Hanging Candelabra
Buy the best hanging candelabra selected and recommended by interior designers. By Vanessa Weber.
For a more gothic motif for your home, wrought iron candle holders are an interesting decor item they will turn a few heads. This is especially true if they are hanging candle holders. You will feel like you're in a 13th century Castle. And they are as lovely as they are dark and cold and design. And they're capable of holding all different styles of candles. See collection for more.
Hanging Candelabra
Buying Guide
Vanessa Weber
Interior Design Expert
Vanessa is a New York-based designer specializing in architectural lighting. Whether you are planning an event, want to illuminate your backyard retreat or simply need advice on what lamp to purchase for your bedroom, Vanessa will be more than happy to share her knowledge and expertise.
Using candles to decorate and add lighting to your living space is something unique and appealing. Candles often invoke the mood of romance and mystery. Of course, you'll need candle holders before you can start using candles for decor and illumination. To make it even better, go for the wrought iron hanging candle holders as it also comes with an air of old world charm.
Wrought iron hanging candle holders are available in many different styles and sizes. You'll need to know how to choose the right one for your situation. And, that's what this article is going to cover.
The candle holder's height should be proportionate to the candles you'll be using. For example, if you are thinking of using a spindly candlestick, then it should not be taller than the taper candles you'll be using.
A short candle holder, but not a votive, is appropriate for larger candles. If you have a stumpier-type of candle, then a slender candle stand is advisable.
Typically, candles are categorized into taper, pillar, votive, and tealight. Know the candle type and shop accordingly for the candleholder. The primary reason why purchasing a wrought iron hanging candle holder can be challenging is because of the seemingly endless choices. The best way to make the shopping task easier and more enjoyable is by filtering out the options that are not suitable for your situation. The factors mentioned above should be enough to bring down your choices to a small and manageable list.
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Wax Issues. Keep in mind that candle holders are often crafted to appear elegant. However, everything may change when the candle's wax start dripping. Before you buy a wrought iron hanging candle holders, try to anticipate where the melted wax will go. Does the candle holder allow for easy removal of the wax? Does the candleholder come with a receptacle for the melted wax? If it doesn't, use drip-free beeswax candles.
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Fitting. Each candle type is different, but generally, you want a good fit. You don't want the fitting to be too tight so that placing the candles becomes a challenge. Most importantly, you really don't want the fitting to be too loose so that the candles become wobbly while being in the candle holder. At the very least, it's not aesthetically pleasing. At the worst, it can be a fire hazard when the candle tumbles down while burning.