Candles & Home Scented Candles

The fruit of a lengthy process of modelling and double-firing, this porcelain candle holder comes in a distinctive and extremely resilient white hue.

In tropical Asia, long vetiver roots are woven into fans, carpets and other objects. Their scent lingers softly, perfuming temples and homes.

Hand-crafted in an Italian workshop, this cover makes a poetic dressing for the candle, preserving its notes of violets picked in the early morning.

Hand-blown, then metallised and laser-engraved, this pyramid-shaped object reinterprets the logo drawn by one of the Maison's founders.

A limited-edition Pyramid Candle Holder, reimagined in aquatic glass. The flame filters through the colors of a summer water garden.

A tender tribute to the violet, freshly gathered at dawn for its delicate fragrance. Soft, caressing, irresistibly powdery.

A single vanilla pod, profoundly fragrant, waits months to mature, then unleashes the full potency of the spice.

Enigmatic and overwhelming. This candle five wicks expresses the heady fragrance of a plant known for its white flowers and long stems - the tuberose.

The fragrance of fresh-picked verbena leaves, intact, as though crumpled in your palms.

The fragrance of fresh-picked verbena leaves, as though crumpled in the hand.

Atop their long, slender stems, these tuberoses unfold their fragrance - heady, yet green and fresh. A perfume captured in a small vessel.

Designed by the Jean-Marc Gady studio, the Torsade candle holder is torch-blown by master glassmakers in a workshop in the Vendée region. 

An uncommon scented experience that examines every facet of the tuberose, a deeply fragrant flower cultivated in wide, warm-weather fields.

Spring draws to a close. In the woods, linden trees dangle star-shaped flowers under pale green branches, a sure sign that summer is coming.

Strong, smoky black tea leaves. Infused with spices of distant origins, carried across time and terrain.

Vast tuberose fields in southern India at dusk, the white flowers releasing their perfume as daylight softens.

Timeless. The Inseparables is a unique accessory that helps the iconic glass vessel for Diptyque scented candles acquire a second life.

Mesa Verde. On the high plateaux of Colorado, a city of stone dwellings perches beneath overhanging cliffs. Fields of cereal crops, ripened and yellowed in the sun, stretch out to the far horizon.

Compatible with both classic and medium candles, it protects and enhances flickering flames for night-time walks and wanders cast in soft, muted light. A lantern to illuminate midsummer nights.

Designed for Diptyque by the Jean-Marc Gady studio and torch-blown in a workshop of master glassmakers, this candle holder is made in the Vendée region of France.