This image provided by Jonathan Adler shows a candlestick holder. Designer Jonathan Adler pays homage to Paris' Pompidou Center with a candelabra he calls Eve; a ringlet of white porcelain hands stands ready to grip tapers, like a circle of dancers. (Jonathan Adler via AP)

This image provided by MoMA Design Store shows a variety of cone candles. At the Museum of Modern Art's design store, you can find Erik's colorful cone-shaped candles don't need holders; when they get down to about an inch, they just snuff out. (MoMA Design Store via AP)

This image provided by Novita Italia shows a Vestalia white marble candlestick holder. Virginia Valentini and Francesco Breganze of the Italian studio LatoxLato have designed a clever candelabrum; they use a water jet to precisely cut small slabs of marble. Closed, the pieces look like a solid slab. But with a few light pushes, a series of candleholders accordions outward, creating an elegant objet d'art. (Novita Italia via AP)