Ribbed candle holder - For classic candles
A poetic dome for soothing illumination. Glass candle holder.
Country / Language: Netherlands, English
Mousses (Moss), Chêne (Oak Tree), Noisetier (Hazel Tree) and Feu de Bois (Wood Fire)... autumn has arrived, emerging from a long stroll through the forest. Bask in its magic.
A poetic dome for soothing illumination. Glass candle holder.
A home fragrance with warm notes of wood and tanned leather.
Mossy, spicy notes: the scent of an address to conjure with
An elegant electric diffuser to carry wherever you go.
The golden warmth of amber, steeped in ancient mystery.
A poetic dome for soothing illumination. A candle holder with a twist.
An open fire captured in a porcelain vessel.
A potent revelation of the vanilla pod's dark, smoky depths.
No. 34. Five wicks. A signature scent.
The olfactory memory of the first Diptyque boutique.
Moss, spices. An uncategorisable scent. A unique object.
The dense, smoky scent of a crackling fire.
Notes of spice and precious woods in a porcelain jar
A sensuous swirl of honey, tobacco and spices.
Sandalwood from Asia. Creamy, woody, contemplative.
The essence of cinnamon bark, freshly torn from the tree.
Logs, flames, fireplace. Winter illuminated.
This large enamelled stoneware jar holds a treasure trove of spiced resins.
A few amber beads in an antique treasure box.
A treasured wood from the heart of the Orient.
Nine emblematic notes. An iconic object from Diptyque.
An architecture of shapes – a candle holder in black oak.
Red cedar, wheat bran and burnt earth. A return to the roots in the great American west.
Blown glass and porcelain. The iconic candle holder, reinvented.
The sweetnes of citrus marmalade in the afternoon air
You might almost think this candle holder is made of coal or ebony …
Benzoin’s resinous warmth, caramelized and enveloping.
Fresh-cut patchouli leaves drying out in the sun.
A forest hazel tree, leaves and nuts entwined
The scent of childhood memories of golden quince jelly.
The dense, comforting fragrance of a mighty oak tree.
Tree moss, matcha and cedar essence. The serenity of a zen garden.
Wood igniting. Fire crackling in the hearth.
A well-traveled take on the olfactory pleasure of tea.
A scented candle capturing all the fragrance of the forest.
Maté, jasmine and white tea. Craft workshops amid the plantations in China.
The warmth of burning wood. A dinner candle with dense, smoky notes.
A stylish black candle holder – check and mate!