Lanterns

Consider the aesthetic you want to achieve, as brass lanterns exude a
traditional, vintage charm, while stainless steel lanterns offer a more
modern and sleek appearance. Gas lanterns provide a classic ambiance and
may be preferred for outdoor settings.

Measure the area where you intend to place the lantern and consider the
scale of surrounding décor elements. For indoor spaces, ensure the
lantern complements the size of the room and doesn't overwhelm or appear
too small. For outdoor areas, choose a lantern that provides adequate
illumination without overpowering the space.

Ensure proper maintenance to preserve the appearance and functionality
of the lantern. For brass lanterns, polish them regularly to prevent
tarnishing. Gas lanterns require careful handling and periodic
inspection to ensure safe operation. Stainless steel lanterns are
generally low maintenance but may benefit from occasional cleaning to
remove dirt and grime.

Experiment with placement to create focal points or accentuate
architectural features. Dimmer switches or adjustable flame settings on
gas lanterns allow you to control the intensity of light, creating a
cozy atmosphere. Additionally, consider using lanterns in combination
with other lighting sources to achieve layered illumination and add
depth to your space.