Choosing a Moroccan lamp
Pendant lamps and hanging lanterns work especially well over a dining table, in a living room or in an entryway, where their patterns can spread across walls and ceiling. Table lamps suit bedside tables, consoles and side tables, and floor lamps add a warm focal point to a corner.
Types of Moroccan lamps
Moroccan pendant lamps and hanging lanterns light a dining table, stairwell or entryway from above. Moroccan table lamps bring the same pierced-metal patterns to a bedside or side table, and floor lamps add a taller statement piece to a corner. Not sure where to start? Read our Moroccan lamps guide.
Materials and craftsmanship
Most of our lamps are made of brass, copper or metal, some set with colored glass. They are made by hand by skilled artisans in Morocco, so the size, the material and the detail of the metalwork all shape the finished piece — and its price.
Light and atmosphere
Moroccan lamps are known for their intricate metalwork and colored glass, which create a warm, inviting light. In Morocco, lanterns are also a symbol of hospitality. Pair a lamp with a Moroccan leather pouf or a Moroccan rug to complete the room, or read our Moroccan lamps guide.















































