Candelabra

Give us a modular piece of decor, be it shelving, furniture sets, sofas or flooring, and we will be a very well satisfied group. Well satisfied, that is, until we come across another piece that we love and at the moment, that piece is the Lugano Candelabra. The candelabra is made up of four modular candlesticks that can be used as a group in a variety of different combinations, but can also be used individually or in pairs. Each cast metal candleholder has a polished nickle finish and measures 3" x 3" x 10". The set includes four smokeless, dripless ivory candles. Price: $98.

While the Mistic Candleholder/Vase looks a bit busy in this picture, in person it is simplicity itself. The vase is made out of seven delicate, intertwining glass tubes that blend in with the background much more easily when not placed up against a white background, as they are here. Each of the tubes can serve as a vase, preferably for long-stemmed flowers, and with the use of a set of Mistic Candle Cups ($80), it can become a candelabra. You can even arrange a combination of flowers and candles with it, which is not something that can be done with most candleholders. It measures 17.7" W x 10" H. Price: $500.

The Chorus Candelabra is almost a bit sensual in its appearance, with branches flowing out in a way that you wouldn't expect to find on ordinary candelabra. It is made of die-cast zinc with a matte chrome finish, which will reflect light without blinding anyone that catches a flame at the wrong angle.

Due to the facts that it is fairly simple and primarily extends upwards (6.5" x 6.5" x 9", not including candles), as opposed to reaching out, this could easily be used as a centerpiece without getting in anyone's way, as large flower displays and more ostentatious candle holders tend to do. Price: $99.