West Elm Capiz Sale: My Favorite Finds and What I Bought

This spontaneous Friday post was kicked off by a message from Kari on Instagram — “40% off capiz lamps at West Elm. Just saying.” I promptly lost my mind and filled my cart. In the end I purchased a large capiz chandelier for the bedroom, and I nearly checked out with a dozen other pieces before John gently intervened. Below are the pieces I loved on sale, a few photos, and the details so you can picture them in your own home.

Capiz is my design love language, and this oversized chandelier was originally $479 and is now $239 with free shipping. It’s impressively large and the polished nickel hardware around the top gives it a very refined look. For a long, roomy master bedroom, a big fixture like this makes a bold, elegant statement.

We’ve been wanting a larger chandelier in the bedroom for a while — the room runs over 20 feet long — and our current smaller, flower-like fixture looks a bit undersized from some perspectives. The plan is to move that smaller fixture into the closet or bathroom during a future refresh, and hang the new capiz chandelier over the bed where it will be much more proportionate.

Other Capiz Lighting on Sale

West Elm’s sale also includes several other capiz fixtures worth considering:

• Dining room capiz chandelier: was $379, now $239 with free shipping — a gorgeous, classic option that reads airy and luminous.
• Rectangular capiz chandelier: great for over a kitchen island or dining table; was $349, now $209 with free shipping.
• Gray capiz shade with a triangle pattern: versatile for an office, bedroom, or above a table; was $209, now $124.
• Round capiz orbs: lovely grouped in threes for a foyer or spaced down a hallway. The smaller orb was $209 and is now $124 with free shipping.

Smaller Fixtures and Decorative Accents

There are affordable capiz options too, including a familiar bedroom chandelier style that feels like a nod to an earlier home where my capiz obsession began. It’s now $94, down from $159, and there’s a larger discounted version available as well.

I also admired a striking octagon inlay mirror I saw in person — it was $349 and is now $199. It has a distinct personality and would be a centerpiece in an entry, hallway, or above a dresser. I debated buying it since we don’t have a spot yet, but I kept picturing it in the house.

Frames, Furniture, and Small Gifts

There’s a charming selection of delicate gold and silver frames at half price — they would read beautifully in a gallery wall for a foyer, living room, or bedroom. A few other pieces that stood out:

• Polished nickel nightstand with interesting hardware and tapered legs: marked down from $399 to $278.
• Wood-toned campaign dresser with gold hardware: was $849, now $679 — a pricier item but a notable discount.
• Small gold decorative bicycle: an adorable gift or accent, priced at $16.
• Stone bookend: functional and enduring, on sale for $39.
• Brass-and-glass terrarium vases: unusual and beautiful; smaller one reduced from $44 to $35.
• Gold cat-shaped ring dish: a sweet little accent at $13.

Holiday and Seasonal Finds

There are a few holiday-ready pieces I liked:

• Simple white stockings that feel substantial and can be monogrammed: reduced from $30 to $16.
• Plaid stockings in seasonal colors — the gray is especially nice — down from $23 to $13.

Furniture and Kids’ Pieces

There were a few larger furniture pieces on sale too. A statement sofa in a “shelter blue” fabric dropped from $1,300 to $1,029 for the 84″ size — the clean single-seat cushion appealed to me for its sleek, modern look. Several colorful kids’ chairs were also marked down and very tempting: classic kid-size chairs reduced from $99 to $54, and spindle chairs down from $69 to $39 in limited colors.

Small Comforts and Kitchen Deals

Other smaller comforts include super-furry slippers now priced at $16 (down from $30). There are also kitchen appliances on discount, including high-end blenders with savings up to about $150 if you’re in the market.

Final Thoughts

It was a fun afternoon of browsing, imagining our rooms refreshed with capiz lighting and a mix of new accents. If you’re drawn to airy, shell-based lighting or delicate metallic accents, this sale has many options worth a look. I’m planning a dedicated post with holiday decor photos next week, including too many bottle brush trees — stay tuned.

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