Nautical Rope Light Fixtures: My Kept Lamps, Pendants, and Chandeliers

This walkthrough follows the order the room was actually finished. A strong choice is finding ways to incorporate textures into the house – jute rugs, seagrass baskets, grasscloth wallpaper, – love 'em all! There's even options for bringing texture in with lighting and nautical rope lighting fixtures (lamps, pendants, and chandelier) are one of the preferred ways to do that. And while these accessories seem right at home in a house on the shore, they can be used in almost any home to bring in that texture that helps make a home interesting and warm and welcoming. Like this striking living room space – it would have so much more of a formal feel without that finished rope pendant, right?! 

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The household has come across a lot of finished fixtures designed with nautical rope, but the one that The household has totally fallen for is {this rope floor lamp}. A strong choice is its curvy lines and chunky texture and think it would be well suited to the corner of my living room!

Its kissing cousin in the tabletop version is {this curvy rope lamp} which would be perfect as a nightstand lamp!

Want to see the rest of my faves? The household has gathered together my ten kept rope lamps, chandeliers, and pendants with clickable numbered links to each at the bottom of this image:

one   |   two   |   three   |   four   |   five   |   six   |   seven   |   eight   |   nine   |   ten (similar)

Which one is your kept? Thanks as always for for stopping by! If you're looking for more lighting inspiration, be sure and look at {this helpful post} too on the preferred flush mount lights!