Journal
Notes on materials, fragrance, candle care, and the small decisions behind a well-made candle.
Fragrance
Fresh citrus opens into sweet spice and herbs, with patchouli and woods beneath. A look at the contrasts in No. 06.
Read article →
Fragrance
Warm fruit, soft florals, and fresh citrus zest: a closer look at the layered character of No. 07.
Read article →
Fragrance
Rose and orange meet amber, vanilla flower, sandalwood, and cedar. A closer look at the floral and woody sides of No. 05.
Read article →
Fragrance
Lavender takes on a different character alongside rosemary, eucalyptus, and coriander. An introduction to the fresh herbal notes behind this fragrance.
Read article →
Fragrance
California lemon and sweet orange give No. 03 its bright character. A closer look at the two notes and the fragrances beside it.
Read article →
Fragrance
Fresh citrus, aromatic sage, and warm woods: a closer look at the notes behind No. 04, and how it compares with our other fragrances.
Read article →
Choosing & Gifting
A guide to our seven candle fragrances, from bright citrus and aromatic herbs to warm amber, florals, and woods.
Read article →
Fragrance
Warmth, soft sweetness, and woods: a closer look at amber fragrance and the vanilla, musk, and wood notes of No. 01.
Read article →
Buying Guide
Consider room size, light, airflow, and atmosphere when choosing candle fragrances for the spaces you use every day.
Read article →
Buying Guide
How fragrance families, familiar notes, and smaller candle formats can help you choose a scent before experiencing it in person.
Read article →
Fragrance
An introduction to floral, woody, herbal, citrus, fruity, and amber fragrances, with examples from the Highland & Hive collection.
Read article →
Candle Education
How a candle’s unlit scent relates to its fragrance while burning, and why wax, wick, and room conditions all matter.
Read article →