Wait Till You See These Modern Menorahs in Stores Now

Hanukkah traditions don’t mean you need a traditional menorah. Glam and modernize your holiday with one of these sleek, modern menorahs — in stores now.

Brass and gold modern menorahs

Gold and brass are hot. These menorahs feature warm golden tones that are on-trend, yet have a retro or mid-century vibe.

Brass Menorah at CB2, $30

Polished chrome or steel modern menorahs

Nothing is more modern than polished chrome. It adds a little bling to your festivities and works well with nearly any modern decor.

Crate and Barrel Shiny Silver Menorah, $50

White and marble menorahs

Freshen up a space with some pure, crisp white. These menorahs may be understated color-wise, but they make up for it with their material choice or whimsy.

Ascalon Menorah at Design Within Reach, $275

Dark metal menorahs

If you love rich tones and blacks, these anodized steel and dark metal menorahs may be what you’re looking for.

Geometric Menorah at Cost Plus World Market, $25

Modern electric menorahs

If you’re worried about safety, the latest electric menorahs are striking and energy-efficient, due to the LED lights or low-voltage bulbs they come equipped with.

LED Light Battery-Powered Menorah at Amazon, $40

Organic modern menorahs

These modern menorahs have a rustic, handmade quality to them. Some mimic nature in the form of twigs, leaves and branches. They add an unexpected, warm touch to a sleek, contemporary home.

Homart Menorah at Modish, $74

Colorful menorahs

These stylish Hanukkah menorahs add bold and contemporary color to the modern designs. You can also add some color to your menorah by choosing colorful candles.

Anodized Menorah at All Modern, $75

Menorah candles

Looking for some unusual Hanukkah candles for your menorah? Here are some suggestions that range from eco-friendly to colorful.

We at Freshome wish you a very modern and happy Hanukkah!

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