This Traditional Material Is Making a Major Comeback in Home Decor

For a modern take on the wrought iron trend, go with a brutally minimalist piece, like this elongated wall sconce. Pair it with a thin, tapered candle to really highlight its linear silhouette.

Iron has an old-world feel, and that is especially true for candleholders. When you combine dark iron and flames, you’re thrown into a historic image of hearth and home. But combining old iron with a modern shape like a squiggle makes it feel both timeless and trendy.

Turn your dining room into a majestic hall with the help of this five-arm candleholder, which looks like something you would find in a medieval castle. It’s got a mid-century monastery vibe that will have you shunning electricity in favor of candles.

Just because iron is currently a design trend doesn’t mean people want to be dragging heavy iron accents from room to room. CB2 has a statement-making faux cast iron sculpture that stands nearly two feet tall. Made from a mixture of iron and cast aluminum, it has similar tonal variations to real cast iron.

Swap out the traditional candelabra on your coffee table for this Picasso-inspired version. Supported by a triangular base, the arms jut out in angles and curves, creating a modern and unexpected silhouette.

Are you looking for something a little more earthy? Do you want an iron candlestick holder that has natural shapes and a fluid form? Then take a peek at this holder, which has a swirly base that'll remind you of enchanted vines.

If you want a pair of primitive candlestick holders that look like they were forged by the village blacksmith down the road, you can’t go wrong with this tall and rustic candelabra.