9 Comely Candelabra to Brighten Up Your New Year

Even if you hated physics in high school, you might love the elegantly overlapping rectangles of the Circuit wall candleholder, which holds 14 votive candles. $179 from Crate & Barrel. 

I love these mix-and-match candlestick Pucks designed by Adam Silverman for Los Angeles design collective Commune. And the use I never would have thought of (but they did—of course)? As a personal salt bowl! From $25.

Sourced from 1960s France, this pair of 30-inch brass and iron candle stands have articulating arms and can be arranged any way you like. $7,500 from San Francisco’s Coup D’Etat.

Though Massachusetts-based Dunes and Duchess has only been around for two years, its striking oversized candelabra have had a big impact. Californians should pick up the new four-alarm red version (the color was inspired by the Golden Gate Bridge), from Karen Harlow for the Home in Indian Wells. 

Perfectly Tim Burton-esque, the blackened brass Claw candlesticks from Chicago’s Jayson Home will add a little edginess to your soiree. From $62 each.

Manzanita grows wild throughout the Western United States, but a nickel-plated candelabra version corrals the bush’s sculptural beauty for your tabletop, $99 from West Elm.

Elevated a step (okay a staircase) above the Ikea inventory, Design House Stockholm’s Nordic Light candelabra is available in red, white or black (shown) and with either seven or four arms. From $69, Lumens.