Guest Picks: Shining the Light on Lanterns
For an antique look that stands the test of time, this lantern would add sophistication to any space. We would use it in a library to cast a soft glow.
For that extra pop, nothing beats a little color. We can see this lantern in a half bath paired with a wallpaper in coordinating soft blue.
When designing an entire home, sometimes the spaces we spend the most time in get forgotten. We love this funky lantern for jazzing up a space where we wish we could spend less time: the laundry room.
For an outdoor space that needs an industrial touch, this lantern is a clear winner. It will only look better as it ages.
A lantern is a charming touch in a cozy breakfast nook. Paired with a shabby chic table and chairs, this one can take you from the farm to the coast.
A lantern like this is a chic addition to any indoor decor. A pair of these beauties over a dining room table would make any dinner guest green with envy.
Infuse a little style into any room with a pretty pagoda. A trio of these lanterns would illuminate a covered patio in style.
The open weave of this lantern-shaped fixture lends it a light and airy feel while the black makes sure it's still eye-catching.
Lighting can positively make a bedroom. We'd dim the bulbs in this one for a romantic feel.
These pretty pendants have the feel of a lantern with a twist. We'd use a few to add style to a hallway.
Classic lantern materials add old-world charm, but for an injection of modern style, this acrylic is perfect.
A lantern is a great way to add that touch of gold for a splash of understated glamour.
For a vintage touch in any home, this lantern is a throwback to a simpler time. We'd love one over a breakfast room table.
A fabulous lantern in a laid-back material makes a statement in a coastal home. A touch of driftwood makes even the dressiest decor feel vacation worthy.
Bone inlay is an upscale look for a beautiful entryway. The gray tones coordinate with any color scheme.
Lanterns aren't only for hanging from the ceiling. A pair of lantern sconces will illuminate a back door in high fashion.
This pair would set the mood for an intimate dining room. They would be a stunning alternative to a typical crystal chandelier.
If you love a lantern but aren't a fan of the exposed bulbs that go along with it, this fixture is a perfect choice. It would be a focal point in a family room — without the glare.Next: Ring In Lighting Style With a Bell Jar Lantern
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