I was recently invited to the press launch of a brand new homewares brand called Houseof. With everything going on around here with the renovation (catch up here), I couldn’t get down to London for the press show, sadly but when they emailed me press images showing off the new wares, I knew immediately I just found a new favourite source for good quality, well-priced and totally on-trend lighting.

Curve Floor Lamp in Green Marble £160 / Ring Ceiling Light Brass £100 / Ring Ceiling Light Charcoal £100 / Concrete Ribbed Table Lamp in Pink £40 / Marble Side Table in Green & Pink Marble £200 / Curve Floor Lamp Charcoal £90

Houseof was founded by Helen White and Michael Jones who have both worked for some of the High Street’s biggest names, including one of my favourites, Made.com. Their website has only just gone live on the 2nd of April and I’m already so excited by the offerings!

Ellipse Floor Lamp in Antique Silver and Brass £160 / Mesh Table Lamp in Green £70 / Light Pill Chandelier in Brass £200

Initially, they are focusing on lighting (and a few early accessories) but are looking to expand to other areas in the future. But let me say, the lighting collection is incredible and if this is a sign of what’s to come, then I can’t wait to see what else they have in store for the future.

Cage Ceiling Light in Pink £150 / Task Desk Lamp in Pink £70 / Houseof You Tripod Floor Lamp Base in Pink with White Shade £100 / Concrete Ribbed Table Lamp in Grey £40

Now, by way of full disclosure, after seeing the new product launch, I approached them about working together on my kitchen and dining room renovations and I’m thrilled they agreed! I’ve not been paid for this post, however – I just really wanted to share the brand with you.

Cone Shade Wall Light in Brass £50 / Opal Disk Ceiling Light in Charcoal £160 / Diffuser Floor Lamp in Green £180 / Ellipse Floor Lamp in Matte Black and Copper £160

But for me, working with them seemed a really good fit and this is normally how I choose my sponsors for any collaborations, not only because I thought the products looked amazing but because I feel that considering how high-end they look, I feel they are priced so competitively. It can be difficult to find lighting at that mid-range price that looks this good but they have really delivered on such a huge collection.

Opal Disk Floor Light in Charcoal £160 / Curve Wall Light in Charcoal £90 / Mesh Table Lamp in Pink £70 / Large Pleated Shade in Pink £50

The range covers everything from small table lamps to wall lights, floor lamps and large pendants and comes in a myriad of different colours and finishes too – from matt black to soft blush pink, gold and brass, copper, royal blue, green, marble and so much more. If you are looking for contemporary lighting at a really reasonable price point, you are going to love their stuff.

Opal Disk Floor Light in Brass £160 / Cage Ceiling Light in Brass £150 / Marble Side Table in Green & Pink £200 / Opal Disk Ceiling Light in Brass £160

I’m not going to reveal what I picked out for the kitchen because I haven’t 100% decided on what I want just yet – the choice is just too good! I’m just waiting for the first fix electrics to happen on the extension first (which is very soon!) so I can chat to my electrician about what’s going where! But I really think that my choices are going to look amazing in both the newer, more contemporary part of the extension as well as contrasting with the more traditional feel of the original dining space. So stay tuned for that!

Horizontal Curve Ceiling Light in Brass £200 / Ellipse Table Lamp in Brass £160 / Opal Disk Floor Light in Charcoal £160

And I do think that’s partly why I love it so much. I’ve always had a bit of a thing for more contemporary pieces when they are contrasted with more traditional features so whether you have a more contemporary look in your home or love a bit of more traditional architecture and design, these really can fit right in.

Oval Wall Light in Brass £120 / Ellipse Floor Lamp in Brass £160 / Diffuser Floor Lamp in Blue £180

Do check out the brand spaking new Houseof website (there’s SO much more than just what I’ve shown) and give them a little follow on Instagram and tell them I sent you! ;) In the meantime, any favourites of what I’ve shared so far? Is Houseof a brand you might consider for your own lighting? Let me know in the comments!