Glass Tealight Lamp

Style a dining table with tealight lamps in various ways, including singular, multi-layer, or lengthwise to create a decorative focal point. This low-light option creates ambiance in the room and can be either minimal and romantic or bold and festive.

There are several ways to display your glass tealight lamp collection. Consider the size of your dining table, the look you wish to convey, and the type of lights you have available. For example, a glass tealight lamp can stand alone among rose petals or serve as a centerpiece amidst smaller, tiered tealight holders.

You may also want to display several different sizes and heights of tealight holders on an elevated cake stand, tray, or other decorative stand.

Consider running a line of tealight lamps down the length of your table, putting one in front of each place setting for guests to enjoy.

The best way to stop your glass tealight lamp from getting dusty is to keep it clean, trim your wick, and regularly change the tealights.

Tealights are small candles, and a glass tealight lamp usually holds the tealight on a pedestal and shades it with a glass cover. These candles won’t drip the way regular tapers do, which saves you some mess, but there are the occasional splatters.

Soak the glass parts separately in hot water with mild dish soap, and scrub with a non-abrasive cloth or brush. As a final preventative step, spray glass cleaner on the glass tealight lamp and wipe, letting it dry in the sun (you can polish it with soft nylon or cloth after for added gloss).