Islamic Home Decor
Islamic home decor for every room
This collection gathers the Islamic decor that is used around the home rather than only hung on a wall. A Bismillah key holder at the door, a Mashallah word on the shelf, a stone relief on the console, dates served from a Bismillah holder at iftar and a mihrab in the prayer corner. Most pieces are wood, metal, acrylic or cast stone.
Where each piece goes
| Place | What you will find | Materials |
|---|---|---|
| Entrance | Key holders with Bismillah, the dua for entering the home and May Allah bless this home | Metal, solid walnut, acrylic on wood |
| Shelves, desks and consoles | Tabletop words such as Bismillah, Alhamdulillah and Mashallah, Ramadan and Eid pieces, and bookends of 18 x 18 x 8 cm | MDF with gold or silver acrylic, metal on a cherry or natural wooden stand, metal |
| Stone decor | Handmade stone reliefs, tiles that stand on a shelf, incense burners with a metal cup and small trays | Cast stone in natural matte white, some with gold gilding |
| Candle light | Candle holders with dhikr, Hadha min fadli rabbi, Sabr Shukr Tawakkul and mosque motifs | Metal and wood |
| Iftar and dining table | Date holders in sets of 6 or 12, napkin ornaments, cutlery holders, serving trays and tiered stands, a tablecloth of 160 x 220 cm | Metal, mirror acrylic, solid walnut, marble, wood |
| Prayer corner | Mihrabs from 20 x 50 to 133 x 180 cm with 6, 8, 10 or 12-pointed star motifs, a foldable mihrab, a modular minbar and Quran stands | Wood, metal, one glass Qibla verse panel |
The words repeat from room to room, so a Bismillah at the door can match a Bismillah date holder on the table and a Basmala in the prayer corner. Choose one or two finishes, such as black with gold or natural wood, and keep them through the house for a calm, joined-up look.
Care
Wipe wood, metal and acrylic with a dry cloth and keep water, alcohol and chemicals away from them. Dust stone pieces with a soft dry brush, because vinegar and household cleaners mark cast stone.