Ramadan and Eid Home Decor Ideas

Start with the entrance

A Ramadan Mubarak or Eid Mubarak sign at the door or in the hallway welcomes family and guests from the first moment.

Pair it with a small table, lanterns or candles for an evening glow.

Style the iftar table

A standing Ramadan Kareem sign in the centre of the table instantly sets the mood.

Use wooden tiered risers to display dates, sweets and small candles at different heights.

Sand wax candles in glass cups are safe to make at home and look beautiful in rows along the table.

Walls and majlis

Arabic calligraphy such as Ramadan Kareem, Eid Mubarak, Bismillah or Ayatul Kursi suits the majlis all year round.

For a fresh look each season, swap smaller pieces while keeping one main calligraphy piece in place.

Personal touches with wooden letters

Spell EID, a family name or your children's initials with free-standing wooden letters on a shelf or console.

Letters are a fun activity for children and make great photos for Eid morning.

Plan ahead

Order a few weeks before Ramadan or Eid, when demand is highest, so your decor arrives in time.