Many women take special care to decorate and arrange their homes during Ramadan to make them more beautiful and in keeping with the spiritual atmosphere of this blessed month.
In the following paragraphs, we present a collection of tips, ideas, designs, and easy decorating solutions for your home during Ramadan.
Ramadan Accessories
Design a glass lantern instead of a wooden one, which is typically made of copper and limited to traditional colors such as green, red, and navy blue.
Ramadan accessories include lanterns, candles, and figurines symbolizing the occasion, such as crescent moons, stars, dervishes, and the mesharati.
-Add a velvet and silk throw to the sofas.
– Decorate the wall with a painting or mirror featuring the phrase “Ramadan Kareem” printed in silver or gold calligraphy.
-A multi-tiered serving tray, laden with dates, dried fruits, and sweets, is placed on the table in the center of the room.
-Provide multiple light sources, especially hidden, direct, and side lighting, and decorate with oriental lanterns hanging from the ceiling.
-Incorporate a bold color (such as purple) into the decor, perhaps used in simple details.
-Place patterned or embroidered napkins alongside the plates.
-Decorate the Ramadan dining table with small lanterns, as well as white flowers and candles.
-Add a large accessory that symbolizes the occasion, such as a candelabra adorned with multicolored prayer beads.
-Decorate the buffet table with string lights and accessories inspired by the symbols of the holy month.
-Choose gold, the reigning trend color, for tableware, alongside earthy tones that infuse the dining room with warmth and tranquility.
– Choose plain juice and water glasses, and provide sleeves that reach halfway up each glass, embossed with Ramadan motifs.
