Lanterns outdoor

Shop West Elm's collection of modern outdoor lighting. Find sophisticated outdoor light fixtures to provide function, fashion, safety, and security to your home.

Embrace the enchanting glow of our Rattan Lanterns, crafted with creative sophistication to bring timeless elegance to your outdoor oasis. Use SOCIAL15 for 15% off. @breckandfox

This little light of mine. Cordless, portable, and rechargeable—if this light could also make a grilled cheese sandwich it wouldn’t surprise us. With a hanging loop inspired by hair ties and sailing technology, it’s as durable and foolproof as they come. Hang it outdoors on the patio or by the pool (you bet it’s splashproof) or to give any room in the house a little extra ambience. With three brightness settings and up to 24 hours of light, it’s a real glow getter. Made in: China Product…

Noora is a portable lantern with rechargeable led. It illuminates the pleasure of conviviality through a simple touch. The emphasized geometries of the iroko wood handle and the organic shaps drawn in steel host its golden reflections projecting in the environment suggestive sceneries. Design by Lorenza Bozzoli ©Jwana Hamdan

For a fan of modern farmhouse style, there is no better holiday gift than a stylish home good that fits right in with the cozy, rustic decor. Our favorite farmhouse gifts will match perfectly.

Awesome 10 Lantern Table Lamps Vintage Selection #Antique #Bedside #Design #Edison #Farmhouse #Glass #Industrial #Kitchen #Metal #outdoor #simple #Steampunk #Vintage Add a vintage or farmhouse touch of decoration to your interior with lantern table lamps placed on your coffee table, your bedside, or outdoor of course.

Solar Lantern Outdoor Waterproof, Large Rattan Solar Lantern Outdoor Hanging with Handle, Natural Bamboo Solar Outdoor Lights with Edison Bulb for Garden Patio Yard Tabletop Decoration #affiliate

I found an old lantern in the attic of the garage. Originally, I planned to make it into a lamp for the guest bedroom, but I didn’t really want to dust it as it’s a little rusty. Then…

In 1792, William Murdoch of London, England created the first gas lamp in his home. By 1802 gas lamps were presented to London as the light source they had all been looking for. Gas from coal was transported through pipes to gas lanterns and lamps placed on posts. The Lamplighters were workers who cared for […]