Before I share my favorite under $800 finds from Heidi Caillier’s Lulu & Georgia collection, I first want to tell you a little about Heidi, in case you’re unfamiliar. She is top interior designer and recently completed Kendall Jenner’s home–not in a typical celebrity way, but in a really amazing design-forward way that you would see in any of her projects.
Heidi Caillier is a tastemaker to say the least. She is a leader in her field and creates warm and welcoming spaces dripping with soul and delight. She is a master at layered spaces and an artist at pattern play. Her spaces are grown up with a sense of whimsy and lightheartedness. They are filled with depth, yet are playful. Bold, yet light.
Now, while Heidi Caillier’s design services are considered luxury, the price point of her Lulu & Georgia collection is surprisingly reasonable, which I greatly appreciate. The prices are still at the high end for my clientele and likely my readership but her collection is absolutely worth sharing and here’s why:
It’s important to see how luxury interiors are put together. How do they look? Do we see a theme in color palette, wood tones, architectural detailing, silhouettes? What could we try to recreate ourselves using their top tier creations as our inspiration? How could we make this accessible to us? See where I’m going with this? Just because we cannot buy, doesn’t mean we cannot window shop and most importantly, learn.
Let me share with you my favorite pieces from Heidi Caillier’s Lulu & Georgia collection, all under $800—there are even a few pieces in this collection that are under $300!!
Picks From Heidi Caillier's Lulu & Georgia Collection UNDER $800
What I love about Heidi Caillier’s Lulu & Georgia collection is that she brings slow design to people who cannot afford to hire her luxury services, source vintage furnishings at Parisian flea markets, and spend the time and energy necessary to achieve a layered, eclectic home. Heidi uses her unique skillset to create architecturally interesting pieces with oodles of interest that can be shipped straight to the consumer. That’s pretty amazing to me. What do you think?