Scented Candles
Scented Candles
Good fragrance can change the feel of a room in an instant. Our luxury fragrance candles bring warmth into everyday spaces, from bright citrus and delicate florals to grounding woods and rich gourmand notes. Made with a plant-based, paraffin-free wax, each candle delivers up to 50 hours of clean, even burn time. And when the last of the wax is gone, the ceramic vessel lives on as a useful little home for whatever comes next. Light one for slow mornings, dinner with friends, or the simple pleasure of making home feel more like you.
What each scent smells like
Four high-end scented candles, each with its own personality. Here's what each one smells like, and the room it suits best:
- Amalfi Grove: Zesty bergamot and earthy cedarwood over sun-drenched citrus groves. Bright and energising, best in living rooms and mornings.
- Yakushima Forest: Zesty bergamot and warm amber, like crisp air after rain in a cedar forest. Fresh and calming, best in bedrooms and quiet evenings with the lighting turned low.
- Ceylon Bark: Musky birch tar and earthy fir balsam, grounding as ancient trees. Deep and settling, best for studies and wind-down corners.
- Moroccan Spice: Warm cardamom and rich sandalwood, like a spice garden at sunset. Warm and inviting, best for living and dining rooms when you're hosting.
FAQ
Consider candles made from natural, non-toxic ingredients. They produce minimal soot and are free from harmful compounds found in traditional paraffin wax. Choose candles scented with essential oils rather than synthetic fragrances, which release toxins.
Scented candles are generally safe when enjoyed in moderation and with proper ventilation. Excessive burning, or use by anyone with respiratory sensitivities, can pose risks. Burn them in a well-ventilated space, and keep an eye on the flame while it's lit.
Burn your candle for no more than four hours at a time, and let it cool completely before relighting. Trim the wick to about 6mm before each use, and extinguish it with a snuffer rather than blowing it out, to keep smoke and soot to a minimum. Follow the "3-hour candle rule" for shorter, everyday burns, and stop once about a centimetre of wax is left, so the vessel doesn't overheat.
A luxury fragrance candle rewards a little attention, and most of it comes down to a few habits:
- Trim the wick first: Cut the wick to about 6mm before each burn, so the flame stays low, clean, and even rather than smoking.
- Let the first burn pool fully: On the first light, give the wax time to melt right to the edges of the vessel. It sets the memory for every burn after, so the candle lasts the full 50 hours instead of tunnelling.
- Keep sessions to about four hours: Any longer and the wick starts to drift and smoke, so put it out and let it cool before relighting.
- Stop while there's wax left: Retire the candle once about 1cm of wax remains, then clean out the ceramic and keep it for whatever you like.
A candle is easy to get wrong: harsh wax, a scent that fades in a week, a jar you bin the moment it's done. The best ones get all three right, and ours do it without the luxury price tag:
- 50 hours of steady scent: Long enough that you're not restocking every few weeks, even lighting it regularly, so weeks of scent from one candle.
- A vessel worth keeping: Once the wax is spent, wash out the ceramic and give it a second life, a pot for a small plant, a home for pens or spare change.
- Plant-based, paraffin-free wax: A cleaner burn with none of the scent throw sacrificed, so the fragrance still carries across a room.
At $45, it makes an easy and affordable housewarming gift, on its own or tucked into a hamper with other home accessories. And one candle is enough to scent a living room or bedroom without overwhelming a smaller space.
Yes, we deliver to all parts of Singapore. For detailed delivery information, including our delivery fees, schedules, and areas covered, please check our delivery page.
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