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11 Homemade Log Candle Holders
Aesthetic and rustic, reclaimed wood logs accessorized with pretty tealight candles lend natural undertones to the interiors. Here’s a roundup of ravishing candle holders to add some warmth and coziness to your décor.
Drill holes into the sturdy piece of wood and insert the votive candles. Bet it would look classy when placed on the mantel shelf.
Log Candle Holder
The ambiance of the house gets warm and misty when the pillar log candles are lit up.
How to Make Birch Log Candle Holders
Lying on the table, the bunch of log candle holders transports you for a while to the mid-century age.
Log Candle Holders
Pinecones, grapes, holly, and candles sum up a fabulous Yule decoration. While sitting indoors, now you can have a glimpse of a starry night.
Yule Log Candle Holder
The woody finish of the candle holders sustains the raw look of the logs that doubles as winsome centerpieces.
Birch Log Candle Holders
Imagine the mesmerizing combo of scented candles and a rustic wood log. Wait till you get carried away to the woodlands.
Fireplace Log Candle Holder
Kudos to the idea of ornamenting the pillar logs with a lace ribbon. The pinecones are a gentle reminder of the arrival of Christmas.
Log Candle Holder Centerpieces
The candle holder decked with beautiful candlesticks lets the festive light shine the whole night. Indeed, it has a personal touch that cannot be emulated.
Make a Christmas Log Candle Holder
Driftwood Log Candle Holder for Wedding
Complementing the alluring table runner log candle holder cannot be given a miss, especially if you are planning a cool dinner party bash soon.
Driftwood Log Candle Holder
Wood Log Candle Holder
With a strike of a match, you have the magic to make your room glimmer with delight and aplomb. Who says candles are there to stay only until the spring?
Log Pillar Candle Holders
Whether you want to drive away the cold blues or infuse romantic vibes into the house, the log candle holders do not fail to impress you. So if you happen to have a fetish for collecting wood logs, then pull up your socks and get started.
Published on September 11th 2016 by Michelle Anderson
