Pendants! Lamps! Chandeliers! The Best Amazon Lighting to Set the Mood This Fall

Price: $40.99

This twisty base table lamp is a dead ringer for designer styles I’ve seen at four or five times the price. You’d expect it to look cheap, but after reading every review, I can confidently say that’s not the case. Customers rave about its quality and striking design. As one of the best table lamps on Amazon, it adds a dynamic touch to desk areas, side tables, or even a whimsical, surrealist vibe to a children's room.

Price: $170.46, Was: $179

It’s taking everything in me not to buy this lamp — a real red marble base with a matching marble-print shade — just so warm and perfect. The stone material might seem classic, but this sleek, monochromatic approach brings a novel edge. Pair one of these modern table lamps with deep emerald tones for fall or even opt for a lighter palette — beige, cream, or powder pink, if you’re feeling extra fabulous. Basically, anything goes.

Price: $76.95

I’ve recommended this Bauhaus-style lamp more times than I can count, both for Livingetc and in my personal life, but I’ll say it again: for just over $75, you won’t find a better piece. It’s perfectly on-trend with the current Bauhaus revival, yet timelessly retro. I love that it’s shade-less — just a glowing orb atop a shiny S-shaped base. It’s an ideal table lamp for reading or a decorative piece to warm up a side table, or perhaps even to sit atop a stack of coffee table books on a credenza.

Price: $99.98

Why settle for one layer of lighting when you could have three? This multidimensional, dynamic pendant light truly steals the show — not just because of its unique tiered design, but thanks to its eye-catching glossy orange hue. It’s the perfect pop of color to liven up a dull kitchen. If you have an island, consider hanging two or three in a row for maximum impact. If you prefer something more low-key, it also comes in black.

From: $129.99

I was gobsmacked to find these “concrete” pendant lights on Amazon! Their organic, egg-like forms are right in line with current (and future) design trends. The texture is so unique — it mimics the rough beauty of concrete, but is actually made from resin and fiberglass. The price I’ve listed is for the small size, great for illuminating a reading nook or highlighting a favorite chair. But if you really want to craft a statement lighting setup in a living or dining room, try pairing them in different sizes — they’ll look straight out of a design showroom. 

Price: $139.99

Aptly named the "Vertigo," this pendant light perplexes and delights with its sweeping curves and lightweight woven elastic design. Its open-air structure is nothing short of dynamic — I’ve never seen anything quite like it, and I mean that as the highest compliment. Similar-ish styles have crossed my desk with price tags north of $1,000, but this one offers the same fluidity for a fraction of the cost. With a 4.6/5 star rating, what I’m really saying is: this is an amazingly art-forward pendant lighting idea!

Price: $79

This chandelier strips the usual ornate crystal style down to the studs — think of it as the tomboy version. And it totally works: sleek lines, iron detailing, and a cool industrial vibe give this piece an edgy twist. Its black finish makes it incredibly versatile, bringing an elegant yet relaxed feel to everything from dining rooms to entryways.

Price: $139.99

Now, let me just say: the photo does not do this suspended glass orb chandelier justice! Do yourself a favor and click on the listing to see for yourself. With 10 lights spread across 118 inches (and don’t worry, the height is adjustable), it’s the grand entrance piece your home never knew it needed. Not only can you adjust the height, but the configuration of the orbs too — cluster them together or have them follow the curves of a staircase. It’s both romantic and welcoming, all in one.

Price: $79.99, Was: $89.99

It’s impossible to be sad while looking at the mesmerizing tiered cascades of fringe on this chandelier — it’s just so fabulous! Definitely not minimalist, but despite all the drama, it doesn’t feel overly fussy either. In pink, it pairs perfectly with blues, teals, and oranges. Bonus points if you’ve got other textures in the room, like bouclé or even feathers. You could also up the glam factor with gilded accents.