Moroccan Lanterns: Brighten Your Home Decor

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Moroccan Lanterns:

Home is where the heart is but is your home missing something? Maybe your home needs a little design here and there and something classic to enhance the entire decor. If your home has the same lighting, bulbs, and candle stands, how is it different from any other home? Did you know that natural light is more relaxing than artificial luminescence? If you didn't know this, this is the best time to bring change. Add some magic into your home and brighten up the decor using some of the oldest methods of lighting bring home the Moroccan Lanterns!

You are probably wondering how a lantern can change the ambiance of your home. A lantern will provide a rustic look to your home. You can hang it anywhere, but it will look great in your living room and the garden porch. Imagine having dinner on the porch, brightened by the subtle magnificence of the Moroccan Lantern. It would help if you experienced it to feel the impact!

Let's look at Moroccan lanterns and why they are preferred to ordinary lanterns. Moroccan lighting has been a unique home decoration concept for a long time, and there are reasons for the same. Moroccan decor is not something you will find easily in US homes as it doesn’t have a deep reach. If you find a home with Moroccan decor, rest assured that either they have traveled to Morocco to find it, or they have found it through specialists like us. Moroccan Decor is rare, but its uniqueness comes from its influence on Moroccan history, culture, and art. Moroccan lighting is also a part of the same influence and brings with it the geometric forms, vivid colors, and exotic designs, which have long been the symbol of Moroccan decor.

One of the exotic Moroccan lanterns, also known as the henna lamps, is made from stretched goat skin and is decorated with exquisite designs. The designs are all hand-painted and based on traditional henna designs. Some of the designs are also dyed with paprika or saffron-based dyes and are the ultimate decoration piece for your living room. It will add an earthy touch and bring a rustic feel to your living room or anywhere in your house where it is placed. The henna sconce is also used without lighting but is meant to be stand-alone decorative wall pieces.

Another Moroccan decoration you can try is the stained glass lamp that comes with carved motives and makes a bolder statement regarding designing your interiors. The Stained glass lamps are one of its kinds and will add spice to the overall interior decoration of your house. Moroccan lamps, also known as Moroccan lanterns, can be added to an existing wrought iron chandelier to bring a warm and delightfully appealing freshness to your home.

With Moroccan lighting, you can get your true creative spirit working and use them to recreate a truly exotic Moroccan oasis.

Using Moroccan lighting

You can use various types of wattage to get different looks in design and brightness. You can also experiment a little and use a candle, especially if you use the Moroccan lantern in a small space. While using henna lamps or wall sconces, you can try a low wattage to get the right ambiance – it will provide a very romantic feel.

Moroccan lighting: Maintenance Tips

When it comes to the maintenance of Moroccan lighting, you can feel that the maintenance cost is as good as zero. Another salient point is that unlike tubes and bulbs or even candles, the Moroccan lanterns can last almost a lifetime. The only maintenance required involves lubrication of the side door hinges. This lubrication can be done once or during the rainy season. If you choose the henna lamps or wall sconce, they don’t require any maintenance.

You will have to also spray the Moroccan lanterns with a sealant, which will prevent the gathering of rust. The other way is to use glue on each metal part; you must take the glass off first. Either way, the use of cement will increase the longevity of the lanterns and provide you with enough luminance to last a lifetime.

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