Designed by Mikaela Dörfel for Menu, this luxurious double candle holder is quite impressive! It’s 2 feet (60 cm) tall and looks like a luxurious sculpture, inspired by dance and movement.

Bring an exotic Asian flare to your table decor with this lovely set of four tealight candle holders delicately crafted from dark brown mango wood.

Designed by Jon Russell for Innermost, Ghost is a modern interpretation for the traditional candelabra. It’s comprised of flat translucent acrylic panels which have been etched with a classic candelabra form.

Designed by Jakob Wagner for Menu, the Mini Lamp is a unique tealight candle holder, featuring simple, beautiful shapes and elegant, subdued colors combined with a classic and contemporary Scandinavian design.

Designed by Pernille Vea for the Danish design house, Menu, Magmastone is a decorative tealight candle holder featuring a flowing, organic form inspired by the unique beauty of glowing liquid lava hidden inside the earth.

Toast Living, a Taiwan-based design company, created this interesting tealight holder which can be constructed in multiple variations.

You will find Studio/ Louise Campbell at an old workshop in the heart of Copenhagen, where they design furniture, lighting and other items a bit differently. Take for example ‘The More, the Merrier’ candelabra – a non streamlined, decorative light fixture blended with a formal and informal design.

A decorative tealight candle holder can provide soft, intimate atmosphere for every occasion; decorate your garden with hanging tealight holders made of glass or simply scatter a few across your patio for the perfect dinner party.

I love this candle holder by domestic connoisseur, Katie Brown. From the “Keep It Simple!” collection, the Hanging Hoop Candle Holder is aesthetically designed to brighten your garden trees for a warm elegant look.