15 Modern Menorahs That Will Add Chic Style to Your Hanukkah Table
Light up all eight nights with as stunning new menorah.
There’s a reason why Hanukkah is called the festival of lights. Each night of the eight-day holiday, a candle is lit after sundown on the menorah from left to right. This ritual celebrates the oil that was supposed to only last one day to illuminate the temple, but miraculously lasted for eight days. In addition to outdoor decorations, menorahs are a beautiful centerpiece to decorate your table during the holidays. Today, menorahs come in many modern designs in a variety of materials including brass, glass, marble and wood. Many menorahs become family heirlooms, passed down for generations, so they can be something worth investing in. We found 15 modern menorahs for any aesthetic that you'll want to light every night before gift-giving. Plus, we rounded up our favorite Hanukkah candles to use with your menorah this year.
Handcrafted from aluminum with a dark bronze finish, this modern menorah is simple with clean lines. It is bold in color but could fit with a variety of Hanukkah candle colors and home aesthetics. It’s perfect for gifting to family or friends.
This stunning blue onyx menorah is one-of-a-kind with each piece of carved stone having slight variations. The stone itself is said to increase happiness and contentment. The subtle blue-gray pattern on the white stone makes this a stunning addition to any Hanukkah celebration.
This modern cast aluminum menorah is a collection of funky shapes melded together to make a unique and beautiful art piece, perfect for the Hanukkah candles and to leave viewable on your shelf year-round.
This modern take on a Tree of Life menorah is a special piece made with lively celebrations in mind. Handcrafted with metal, colorful enamel and adorned with crystals, there are new intricate details you’ll find each time you light the menorah.
This ultra-modern menorah is simply a hand cut triangular piece of white marble with gray veining, drilled with enough holes for Hanukkah candles. It is sleek with its unique downward slope appearance that looks fantastic with candles ablaze.
This luxe mirrored stainless steel menorah designed by Finnish artist Constantin Wortmann for Georg Jensen is a beautiful vessel for holiday memories. It’s modern in design but would be a great addition to any holiday aesthetic.
Michael Aram always makes stunning metal pieces inspired by nature and this menorah is no exception. This gold menorah with a twisted base is modern but can truly fit into any home aesthetic for years to come.
The signature hand painted resin black and white checkers of Mackenize-Childs makes its way to a whimsically designed menorah that matches a whole collection of Judaica. The perfect menorah for those who favor this style.
Based off of a sketch by Lucia Eames for a 1995 invitational at San Francisco’s Contemporary Jewish Museum, this stainless steel menorah feels both modern and traditional. Large loops make the design feel rhythmic with candle holders placed between them.
This no-frills, sleek crystal glass menorah is really just an elegant and unobtrusive way to spotlight the illuminating light of Hanukkah candles.
Concrete may not be the first material you think of for a menorah, but this contemporary menorah will garner a ton of compliments. Choose from more neutral beige or gray or add a pop of color with acrylic painted blue, yellow or mint colors.
Just a simple ribbon style can add a pretty cool touch to your Hanukkah display. This ceramic menorah is handcrafted, meaning no two will be exactly the same. Choose from black, white or beige speckled designs.
If you find yourself on the road during a few nights of Hanukkah, this travel menorah complete with candles comes with nine colorful magnetic rings that can be displayed in the pattern of your choice. When done, simply box up in the festive metal tin for the next Hanukkah adventure.
The detail on this artisan crafted bronze menorah is spectacular, with realistic tree roots, branches and the treetops made out of bronze. Many believe a tree of life menorah helps symbolize strong family roots for future generations. This is a true piece of art.
Menorahs can be a very personal thing, so it’s only natural to make them personalized. Perfect for a kid’s first menorah, they’ll want to keep lighting year after year. These name blocks can be customized with any name, color scheme and icon to make a menorah that is truly their own.
Don’t Forget the Hanukkah Candles
Hanukkah Candles come in a variety of colors and designs to add flair to any menorah.
These hand-dipped and artisan-crafted candles come in rustic shades of bold colors like navy, purple, green and maroon. Switch up the pattern each night with a box of 45 to keep all eight nights burning bright.
These ombre candles lean into the traditional Hanukkah colors of blue and white. The hand-dipped unscented candles all have a uniform style with white on top, light blue in the middle and dark blue at the bottom of the candle.
Light Hanukkah candles while thinking of those in need whether it be sick kids, veterans, those battling breast cancer or a cause impactful to you. The candle colors align to each organization making celebrating the holiday that much more meaningful.
Add a touch of luxury with these white candles hand-dipped in a gold metallic wax. The box of 45 candles will last the entire eight days and look stunning in any menorah.
Bright primary colors — red, blue, green, yellow and purple — make up this box of candles, perfect for kids who like to create the colors of each night.
This set of 44 rainbow-hued Hanukkah candles are handmade from natural beeswax and easy to meld to fit any sized menorah. The clean burning candles have a natural honey scent, too.
