The Art of Layering: How to Style Necklaces Like a Pro All Entries
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The Art of Layering: How to Style Necklaces Like a Pro
By Emily Henderson • Nov 5
Layering necklaces is an art — and when done right, it transforms your entire look.
Start with varying lengths. A 16-inch chain paired with an 18-inch pendant and a 22-inch statement piece creates dimension.
Mix textures. Combine a delicate chain with a bolder link or a gemstone pendant for contrast.
Balance proportions. If one necklace is detailed or ornate, let the others remain minimal.
Most importantly, keep it cohesive. Stick to one metal tone for a refined finish, or intentionally mix metals with confidence.
Layering isn’t about excess — it’s about harmony.
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Really Good Affordable Or Splurge-Worthy Lamps
FLUTED LAMP WITH WOODEN BASE
$110
SCALLOP DOLORES TABLE LAMP
$299
Y’all, there are a lot of lamps out there – many really, really good ones (although honestly so many seem to be over $200 these days, which is pretty wild). I really fell in love with all of these and tried to keep them affordable.
Wood and Fabric Shade Lamp: The grain of the wood with the shape of the wavy shade makes this so pretty, and still really easy to mix into almost any style. Very elevated for the price.
Blue Scallop Lamp: I love the playfulness and whimsy of this Schoolhouse lamp (and it comes in a few different colors and as a sconce).
Blue Scallop Lamp: I love the playfulness and whimsy of this Schoolhouse lamp (and it comes in a few different colors and as a sconce).
Traviata Table Lamp: When you think you’ve seen every lamp…Sezane did it.
Handmade Striped Lamp: I have and adore this lamp by a local maker. Support small!!
Handmade Striped Lamp: I have and adore this lamp by a local maker. Support small!!
Both of these lamps make such a statement for the lower price point. Hang the paper lamp in a corner to engage it, pull your eye over, AND add a really pretty ambient light. The black base is so sculptural, graphic, and will edge up any room (and every room needs a hit of black – and I promise this can be mixed with more traditional design).