My Coolest Friend Just Moved – I Sent Her This Image of Cameron Diaz's Living Room as the Ultimate Source of Living Room Lighting Inspiration
I may not be moving in myself, but I couldn’t stop thinking about that stunning scalloped rattan light – and knew she deserved it in her new home
If I were moving homes, and I had a fresh, black canvas to play with, I'd recreate Cameron Diaz's Beverly Hills living room in a heartbeat. Such is the case with one of my coolest friends who recently bought a new apartment. In her case, her living room is (unsurprisingly) more compact; there's one design element that's easily replicable: Cameron Diaz's statement lighting.
I've been coveting the actress's scalloped rattan light fixture ever since I first laid eyes on her neutral space back in the spring. Now, as the end of the year draws ever closer, I still find myself thinking about her beautiful lighting idea and how the piece ties her room together perfectly.
Cameron's fixture appears to be the Rattan Daisy Hanging Light from Soane Britain. However, there are other alternatives available. This woven chandelier from Amazon is a stunning option. It's the one I sent my friend alongside this image of Cameron's living room, and it's on its way.
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The easiest way to layer textures is with accessories like a wooden vase. Cameron Diaz places one at the center of her coffee table, but you can create a similar effect on a shelf or side table. Each vase is completely unique, making it a one-of-a-kind piece that will impress for years. Display fresh or dried botanicals for the ultimate Hollywood-inspired look.
A glance at Cameron’s living room reveals her rattan pendant light as the true standout. This dupe is the perfect alternative to her signature piece. It celebrates artisanal craftsmanship with a scalloped dome shade intricately woven from natural rattan.
This pillow offers a subtle nod to the colors of the fall season, making it an easy way to bring Cameron’s sofa style into your home without a major investment. Its timeless design looks beautiful year-round and pairs effortlessly with any sofa you may already have in your living room.
Rattan has already transcended design trends for over fifty years, but when it comes to lighting, design experts say it's never felt quite as stylish. In recent months, wicker lighting has sat at the top of many designer wish-lists, and it's a look that's not set to waver.
'Over the past year, we have seen an increased demand for natural and lightweight materials in lighting design and a desire for modern aesthetics. This demand shows no signs of slowing down,' comments design expert Shelley Cochrane.
'Natural lighting fixtures add warmth and texture to our home and there are more options now available for materials such as rattan, bamboo and reclaimed wood, which creates an inviting atmosphere that complements modern and traditional interiors alike. Lightweight designs make installation and rearrangement effortless, allowing you to experiment with different looks and setups,' she says.
'As we head into a new year, our focus is on providing beautiful, functional lighting that resonates with the new trends and styles of today’s mindful consumers.'
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With Cameron's accidental endorsement, this is one lighting trend I'm sure will stand the test of time. I look forward to many a party in my friend's new home, crowned by this beautiful fixture.

Megan is the Head of Celebrity Style News at Homes & Gardens, where she leads the celebrity/ news team. She has a history in interior design, travel, and news journalism, having lived and worked in New York, Paris, and, currently, London. Megan has bylines in Livingetc, The Telegraph, and IRK Magazine, and has interviewed the likes of Drew Barrymore, Ayesha Curry, Michelle Keegan, and Tan France, among others. She lives in a London apartment with her antique typewriter and an eclectic espresso cup collection, and dreams of a Kelly Wearstler-designed home.
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