Description
This set of three window-style lanterns brings a bit of quiet architecture to your candle display. Each one is framed in a black metal structure with clear glass panels arranged like small paned windows, giving them the look of miniature garden houses or conservatory panes. The open top means you drop a candle straight in, no fiddling with hinged doors, and the warm light glows out through every side. As candle holders go, they are as much about the shape as the flame, standing tall and slim with a graduated set of heights so the trio reads as a considered group rather than three of the same thing.
The tallest lantern reaches 80cm with a 32cm square footprint, so the range works well as floor-standing pieces flanking a fireplace, lining a hallway or grouped in a corner of the living room. They suit both period and pared-back interiors, sitting happily against exposed brick, painted panelling or a plain plastered wall. Fill them with pillar candles for a soft evening glow, or skip the wax altogether and use battery LED candles, dried stems or fairy lights for a fuss-free look. The black frame keeps things grounded and pairs neatly with warm woods and muted textiles.
The glass panels wipe clean with a soft dry cloth, and the metal frame needs only an occasional dust. Use a dish or plate beneath real candles to catch drips and trim wicks before lighting. Kept indoors and away from draughts, these candle holders will hold their finish for years.
Specification
| Type |
Candle Holders |
| Colour |
Black |
| Material |
Glass |
| Height |
80cm |
| Width |
32cm |
| Depth |
32cm |
Frequently Asked
What are these lanterns made from?
Each lantern combines a black metal frame with clear glass panels set in a window-pane arrangement, giving a sturdy structure and a clear view of the candle inside.
What candles do they take?
The open top suits pillar candles dropped straight in. Battery LED candles work well too if you prefer to avoid an open flame.
How should I style the set of three?
The graduated heights mean they group naturally as a trio. Try them flanking a fireplace, along a hallway or clustered on the floor in a living room corner.
Will they fit on a table?
At up to 80cm tall these are best used as floor-standing or low-surface pieces rather than table centrepieces, with each having a compact 32cm square base.
How do I clean them?
Wipe the glass with a soft dry cloth and dust the frame occasionally. Stand real candles on a small dish to catch any wax.