Hello Fabulistas! I love well-lit rooms. They just feel… happier! And using the right lighting can turn a space from pretty to fabulous! There are many instances where floor lamps or table lamps don’t fit into a design. In those cases, we need to light the space in another way, and I turn to penant lamps. Pendant lamps are great because they can evoke so many emotions. I have a few go-to pendant styles I turn to when designing: The Lantern Lanterns are fabulous because they can be used in traditional, transitional and modern spaces. I love using lantern pendants in entry foyers. They have a great way of setting a tone for the home! They’re also available in several sizes and finishes so you can find one that’s right for you. Top picks for pendant lights

from Restoration Hardware

The Minimal Many times we need a bit of light without a huge statement. I’m often looking for something that fits with the look of my space, but doesn’t take away from the design. That’s when I turn to the minimal-style pendant. Top picks for pendant lights

from Land of Nod

The Intricate Lace and intricate details are very on trend right now! I have a feeling they will be in style for a long time, so investing in an intricate light would be a smart idea. I adore lighting with tiny details, it makes spaces feel more cozy. Don’t you think?

Top picks for pendant lights

from YLighting

Molded Veneer I LOVE lamps made with molded veneer. The curved shapes surrounding the bulb throws beautiful shapes over the space. Veneer is available in a variety of colors, but I prefer natural wood. Somehow this style always fits into my designs! Top picks for pendant lights

from LZF

Filament Pendants Filament pendants are here to stay! They provide a rustic, charming look that can be incorporated into many spaces. I like to use them in traditional homes to continue the traditional look, or more modern spaces to add some personality. Top picks for pendant lights

from Restoration Hardware

Which of these pendant lights are your favorite? Which would you use in your home?