White Outdoor Lanterns Set of 2 — 19.5" and 13" Farmhouse Candle Lanterns

White is the finish that works in daylight. Dark lanterns rely on being lit to register — before dusk they read as dark boxes on a porch step. A white frame holds its shape against timber, brick, and planting at any hour, which makes these as much a daytime object as an evening one.

That single quality decides where they belong. Farmhouse and coastal interiors run on pale, weathered surfaces, and a white lantern belongs to that palette rather than sitting against it. For weddings and events, the light finish photographs well in afternoon light, which almost no dark lantern manages.

Two heights, 19.5 and 13 inches, in metal with clear glass panels. The gap is wide enough that the pair reads as an arrangement rather than a repetition, and each has its own placement when split apart.

Candles are not included.

SPECIFICATIONS

• Set includes: 2 lanterns
• Heights: 19.5" and 13"
• Frame material: Metal, white finish
• Glazing: Clear glass
• Placement: Freestanding or hanging
• Suitable for: Porch, mantel, garden, patio, events, indoor display
• Candles: Not included

KEY FEATURES

• White metal finish that stays visible in daylight
• Two graduated sizes at 19.5" and 13"
• Clear glass panels
• Freestanding or hanging placement
• Suited to farmhouse, coastal, and neutral interiors
• Compatible with LED candles, tealights, and pillar candles

CARE INSTRUCTIONS

• Wipe with a soft dry or lightly damp cloth
• Do not use abrasive cleaners, which will mark the white finish
• Avoid harsh chemicals on the painted surface or the glass
• Dry thoroughly after rain exposure to prevent moisture sitting against the metal
• Remove candle residue while the lantern is cool
• Store under cover through wet seasons — white finishes show weathering and staining sooner than dark ones

CANDLE SAFETY

• Use flameless LED candles for hanging installations and unattended display
• Never leave a burning candle unattended
• Keep away from foliage, table linens, and other flammable material
• Place on a stable, level surface clear of foot traffic
• Keep out of reach of children and pets when a candle is lit
• Allow the lantern to cool completely before handling after use with a flame

HOW TO STYLE IT

On a porch, put the taller one beside the door and the shorter on a lower step so the height difference follows the stairs. On a mantel, place them at one end together rather than splitting them across — a graduated pair reads as a group, not as symmetry.

White pairs with the materials farmhouse and coastal rooms already use: shiplap, weathered timber, jute, linen, galvanized metal, and dried grasses. Against dark walls or heavy wood the contrast sharpens and they read as bright accents instead of blending in.

For weddings, the pale finish is the reason to choose these over black. Set them at an entrance, along an aisle, or at the ends of a head table, and they hold up in photographs taken before sunset as well as after.

Soot marks show more readily on white than on dark finishes, so LED candles keep them looking new over repeated use.