Hanukkah Celebration is getting closer. For that reason, Best Design Projects prepared this article to help those celebrating the eight-day Festival of Light pull their menorahs out of storage and opt instead for prime placement on a mantel or holiday table. If you’re looking to change out your menorah (or to gift a piece of holiday tradition to someone on your list), there are plenty of chic options. From Williams-Sonoma’s minimalist crystal block to Jonathan Adler’s whimsical animal sculptures to Anna New York’s gold-and-alabaster showstopper, these menorahs will keep the holiday as stylish as it is bright. Fry some latkes, get the dreidels spinning, and let the candle lighting begin.

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Williams-Sonoma’s crystal block menorah is the perfect centerpiece for the minimalist home; $550. williams-sonoma.com

Photo: Courtesy of Williams-Sonoma

Handmade in Tuscany, Anna New York’s alabaster-and-gold-leaf menorah will glow in the candlelight; $295 from Neiman Marcus. neimanmarcus.com

Photo: John Muggenborg

Delicate, handblown glass complements polished dark metal on Simon Pearce’s Woodbury menorah; $295. simonpearce.com

Photo: Courtesy of Simon Pearce

Bring nature into your celebration with Michael Aram’s Palm menorah, whose shape was inspired by a fallen frond the designer spotted on his travels; $425. michaelaram.com

Photo: Courtesy of Michael Aram

Any dog lover will delight in Jonathan Adler’s playful dachshund menorah; $128. jonathanadler.com

Photo: Courtesy of Jonathan Adler

Arrange your candles to your liking with this hand-forged, wrought-iron set from ABC Home; $115. abchome.com

Photo: Courtesy of ABC Home

Brad Ascalon’s menorah for Design Within Reach is a simplified, faceted-marble slab; $275. dwr.com

Photo: Courtesy of Design Within Reach

Classic blue-and-white china is a stalwart style, and this porcelain menorah from Spode is no exception; $124 from Wayfair. wayfair.com

Photo: Courtesy of Wayfair

Intricate blue flora creates a pretty background for candles in the Blossom menorah from the Met Museum Store; $250. metmuseum.org

Photo: Courtesy of the Met Museum Store

The modular, metallic Oak Street menorah by Kate Spade New York is at once modern and formal; $200 from Bloomingdale’s. bloomingdales.com

Photo: Courtesy of Kate Spade New York

Set your Hanukkah table in high style with Christofle’s elegant, silver-plated menorah; $1,100 from Jung Lee New York. jungleeny.com

Photo: Courtesy of Christofle

Gurgia’s acrylic Flexus menorah for the MoMA Design Store offers a range of configurations and looks great with colorful candles; $135. moma.org

Photo: Courtesy of MoMA

Source: Architectural Digest

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