Affordable Lighting Options

Lighting can be one of those changes that completely changes an entire space. The problem is that it can also be one of the largest investments in a space. I have been helping people not only with fashion styling services, but also home styling lately, (email me!) and most people just need a few pieces to tie their rooms together. Lighting options are usually one of my first suggestions. In an effort to keep everyone's budget in tact, I have rounded up some of the best lighting options that would be wonderful in so many rooms. 

1. This vintage lantern is so fun. Chairish $395

2. A client I helped just hung this above her dining table and it is stunning. Pottery Barn $399

3. A pair of these over an island would be so chic. Or down a hallway. Shades of Light $159

4. Beautiful shaped lantern. Shades of Light $279

5. Such a different take on the rustic look in this metal pendant. Lulu & Georgia $207

6. I have these lining my hallway. Pottery Barn $169

7. I am such a sucker for a lantern. This one has a vintage look without the huge price tag. Pottery Barn $399

8. This would look so great above a rustic farmer's table. Pottery Barn $799

9. It is hard to find a quality chandelier for under one thousand, this has a retro feel I love. West Elm $899

10. This is such a classic look and the mixed metals is fun. West Elm $319

11. Love the shape of this mid century vintage chandelier. Chairish $396

12. Worship the shape and the lined shade. Also comes in navy and gray. Shades of Light $319

13. The mix of wood and metal along with the shape makes this such a statement. Pottery Barn $399

xo

Erin 

Diamonds on Monday

Blah, Monday is so lame. So in an effort to make it better, let's looks at some diamonds. I have my radar on some delicate diamond rings as I like something small and femme on my right hand, there was one on my bday wish list. I kind of like them alone, but by starting a little collection you can get a finger party going pretty fast. 

A pretty solo diamond ring is kind of the best, but I like stacking as well. I even mismatched my engagement ring and bands in different metals and styles and I love it. Obviously at any price point diamonds are an investment, so just pick something classic that you can wear forever. 

The good news is there are some fantastic styles of diamond rings under $550 that would be so pretty added into your other rings or solo. A lot of people think diamonds are always in the thousands, but as you can see below, there are some seriously gorgeous pieces that are a great addition to your wish list. 

1. This double diamond ring is so chic. $460

2. Gorgeous update to the eternity band. $534

3. Obsessed with this love knot ring. $506

4. A classic eternity band $395

5. This ring resembles a crown is just so cool $315

6. A cross ring would be fun in a stack $375

7. A mini evil eye ring. Love it so much $465

8. go straight for the stack with Jennifer Meyer $525

9. This braided diamond band is genius. $350

10. Another pretty eternity band $498

11. The filigree on this gold band gives it a vintage feel $250

12. This arrow ring is modern and fun $390

13. So simple, yet so gorgeous. Gabriela Artigas $264

14. This rose gold ring would be perfect solo. $495

15. A cluster of diamonds is always better. Jennifer Meyer $500

Monday just got way better, right? 

xo

Erin