Since I've been on a quest to find the perfect lantern pendants for my kitchen, I thought it would be fun to put together a collection of some of the best on the web. I love that lanterns — although often thought of as traditional — can work well in almost any decor.
I'm a fan of the lantern pendant for its open, casual style and the statement it can make in a room, especially when painted in a fun color. As this ideabook proves, there's a lantern perfect for every style and every budget. — Emily from Emily A. Clarke
I like this more modern version of a lantern pendant. Plus, the shade is a nice feature when you want to diffuse the glare that sometimes comes along with open styles. This pendant's sleek style would work well in a more minimalist space.
At about $150 and almost 24 inches tall, this lantern gives you a lot of bang for your buck. I've seen similar versions sold for nearly twice the price.
This large lantern will make a big statement in any space. I love that it comes in custom colors, letting you put a vibrant yellow (or red, or green, etc.) on a traditional design.
This one is geometric, funky and fabulous! I love the pattern on this lantern, and I bet the reflections on the walls at night are pretty cool. I would use this as the centerpiece of a modern bedroom as the "wow factor."
I like the traditional charm of this lantern from Ralph Lauren Home. It reminds me of a barn light, and it would be great in a farmhouse kitchen or dining area.
I love the curve of this lantern. The round glass almost makes it feel like it has a clear drum shade. It would be perfect in the center of a casual living room.
The shape of this lantern makes it perfect for hanging over a kitchen island or rectangular dining table. I like that it's casual enough for informal spaces. I also think it would be pretty fantastic painted!
I used this lantern in my last home's breakfast nook, and it gave it some rustic charm. It comes in different sizes and is a great value for the price.
The larger scale of this lantern (almost 2 feet wide and 3 feet tall) is sure to make a grand statement. It's perfect for a tall ceiling or grand foyer.
When a modern lantern and a chandelier meet, this is what you get. I like the sophistication that the shades give this pendant, and I think it would work well in a glamorous dining space.
This funky take on the traditional lantern is a great conversation piece. The geometric detail reminds me of a maze. It could work in the most modern of rooms or entryways.
This lantern has tons of industrial charm. I love that it has a lot of rustic appeal but still keeps clean, modern lines. I envision this in a beach house.
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Luciane at HomeBunch.com
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