It’s a little-known secret that Habitat produces some of the most stylish lighting you can shop for on a budget, and their recent drop might be their best-looking yet. If you’re looking for cosy lighting to illuminate your autumn, you’ve landed in the right place.
If you’re looking to nail the year’s lighting trends, I’m not lying when I say Habitat is the first place you should look this season. Packed with cosy colourways, realtor shapes and even the odd wicker lamp, Habitat’s AW26 range is perfect for making your home stylish and snug.
Habitat’s range of new lamps looks so good, I simply couldn’t choose a favourite. So, I’ve rounded up my 6 top picks instead.
The soft green works perfectly with the metal base and structured pleat shade. The shade is designed to softly diffuse light so you can expect a warm ambience when lit.
Wicker lamps have been a big trend this autumn, and this one has a stylish wavy design which it stand out. Its woven rattan design means light will be wonderfully warm and cosy.
I have no words for this lamp over than . Fringe and tassels have the the glamourously retro trend of the year, and this lamp is as opulent as it looks cosy.
Combining strong geometry with natural, neutral materials this lamp is so chic. It's one of my favourites from Habitat's new collections and as it's so versatile, it will suit any style.
The lamp reminds me of a tulip. It's made from a gorgeous light blue glass which, coincedentially, happens to be one of the hottest colour trends of the year.
Another floral inspired design, the Art Deco-style lamp combines textured glass and brass for a stylish finish.
This year, Burrowcore has quietly replaced Cottagecore as a cosy home decor trend. With lighting at its core, it’s all about making your interiors resemble the interiors of your favourite childhood storybook - think Beatrix Potter. Habitat’s latest lighting range, with their mix of natural materials and warm colourways, nails this trend.
If you’re looking to give your home an autumnal upgrade, I highly recommend any one of these six lighting options.
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