Diwali festival and decoration
The festival of Diwali is a symbol of happiness and light. On this occasion people buy new things to decorate their homes. If you want your guests to appreciate your home decor, then you need to know what is available in the market for home decor.
Things needed to decorate your home
During this festival, people fill every corner of their house with lights. Things like new carpets, bed sheets, curtains, cushion covers, new color of walls, toran and pendants are purchased. Various types of lights, lamps, lanterns and table lamps are the main elements of Diwali night decoration.
Statement Lighting Trend
Statement lighting has become a trend in recent times. The trend of installing one big and attractive hanging lamp or statement light instead of many LED lights is being seen in the market. Chinese lights have now been replaced by neon flex and digital rope lights. There is also a growing demand for smart LED strips, which can be controlled through a mobile app or remote.
set of lamps
If you want to give your home an antique look, use lamps. Currently, the popularity of cordless or rechargeable lamps is increasing. These lamps provide warm light and can be placed on a bedroom side table or dining table.
stone tray or urli
Trays or Urli are used to decorate lamps and flowers on the occasion of Diwali. Many people decorate brass urli by placing flowers and candles. You can place it at the entrance or in the middle of the rangoli.
Handicraft Cushion Cover
Handicraft cushion covers for your home are becoming very popular these days. These cushion covers made with hand embroidery give a feeling of belonging in the house.
silver or brass sculptures
Silver or brass antique sculptures are a great investment option and are also seen as decor statements. Many homes have large statues near the stairs or in the dining hall.
Lantern and Candle Stand
Antique style candle stands and lanterns are available in the market. Many people like to hang the lantern in their home, while some keep it on the table. During Diwali, candles can be lit in a candle stand and placed on the balcony or dining table.