Candles & Home

A sophisticated combination of woody essences, warm as a fire in the fireplace. This scented candle with five wicks is a hymn to wintertime.

Timeless and understated. Using the air to spread its perfume, this electric diffuser reproduces the notes of nine scents emblematic of the Maison.

Winter arrives. In the hearth, the fire roars. At times, the soft crackle of burning wood feels almost within reach.

Simply press to release the perfume. This electric diffuser uses the air itself to deliver the notes of nine iconic Diptyque scents.

A long-lingering sun-drenched moment is awash in freshness. A soft breeze arises — under the cypress trees.

Familiar fruity notes conjure the flavor of quince preserves, recalling one of the sweetest treats of childhood.

The South. In the shade of the cypress trees, the air is fresher, filled with the accents of cypress needles – soft, resinous, almost honeyed.

This candle holder is produced in an Italian glassmaking workshop by hand-blowing and pressing.

From the Mediterranean to Asia Minor, the scent of coriander seeds has been casting its spell since ancient times.

Once prized for fine cabinetry, architectural beams, and the hulls of great ships, oak brings a quiet strength and grounding warmth.

Decorated with the Braided motif exclusively designed for the Maison, this golden metal sleeve will enhance any matchbox.

The scent of bark freshly stripped from the branches of India's cinnamon trees. A candle true to its natural origin.

A radiant candle accessory reimagined for summer. Heat from the flame turns geranium charms in a gentle rotation above the Very Large Candle.

The familiar scent of summer flowers wafts from an unexpected origin — the Mexican orange tree, greener than its Mediterranean counterpart.

Light wisps of lemongrass escape into the air. From dusk forward, the spiral releases relaxing notes recalling the peaceful air of a water garden.

In the heart of a roastery, slow heat and meticulous grinding draws out powerful aromas.

At sunset, the long lemongrass stalks release their invigorating notes and fresh, aromatic accords into the warm, gentle wind.

In her workshop, artist Natalia Criado fashions these beautiful berries, each one unique, using the lost-wax casting technique.

Imagined by Sam Baron, this candle lid takes its inspiration from the astragal, a molded feature found in ancient classical architecture.

A large vase moulded entirely out of wax in an upmarket Portuguese factory. Suitable for holding water.