Six of the best: lights under £200
In a sea of white plastic retro light shades this one stands out simply for being so pretty - and so reasonably priced. Takes just 5 minutes to assemble.
Lily flower light shade, £29.95 at Rockett St George.
Six of the best: lights under £200
There's a reason why Ikea's annual profits run into billions. It's because they take what's happening in high-end design and they make it affordable. If you've been looking, you will have seen this style of light everywhere, but not for £65. I challenge anyone to notice the difference once it's up. Available in red, white or black.
365+ Brasa pendant light, £65 at Ikea.
Six of the best: lights under £200
The descriptions 'minimalist' and 'chandelier-style' don't often refer to the same object, but here is the exception. The fact that it is made of plastic not glass not only makes it more affordable, it keeps it modern.
Clarence pendant shade, £52 at Heal's.
Six of the best: lights under £200
This 1960s Dutch-designed Semi pendant light is as fresh today as the day it was sketched. Shown here in gloss mint, this design classic is available in two sizes and in yellow, black white and blue.
Semi 30 pendant light, £159 at Geoffrey Harris.
Six of the best: lights under £200
This decorative turned ash light fitting will make any shade look more chic and expensive. Also comes in a dark stain.
Perle light fitting, £30 shown with Persia lamp shade, £45 both at Habitat.
Six of the best: lights under £200
Constructed out of small metal rings welded together, the Ringeling pendant light is a timeless piece that would suit pretty much any space.
Ringeling pendant light, £125 at Dutch by Design.