All of the best up-and-coming candles to hunker down with this fall
A Status Candle in a fitting Freakebana mise-en-scène. Photo: Isabella Behravan The millions of people who watched Meghan Markle marry Prince Harry couldn’t smell the royal wedding. But if they could have, they would have experienced the distinct aroma of many Diptyque candles. Providing the Royal Wedding candle only confirmed what we’ve long known about Diptyque — it’s the Status Candle.
Boy Smells comes recommended from, among others, Ted Vadakan, founder of the Los Angeles shop Poketo. When I reached out to the Sydell Group, which runs stylish properties like the Line Hotels and the Freehands, they directed me to Vadakan, as there’s a Poketo in the lobby of the Line in L.A. Poketo has carried Boy Smells from the beginning, when the latter’s founders were peddling their new wares and showed up at Vadakan’s shop.
$44 at Nordstrom Buy $46 at Amazon Buy Le Feu de L’Eau This luxuriously crunchy candle line is recognizable in its own way: many of their candles come in brightly colored vessels that look like tie-dyed tree trunks. The colors are coded to the scents and the vessels can be repurposed as planters or cups. It’s a small company, with two women at the helm, and all the candles get hand-poured and “sculpted underwater.
$58 at East Fork Pottery Buy Overose Sarah Natkins runs the New York office of Camron PR, whose design-centric clients include Vitra, Block Shop textiles, and the MoMA Design Store. So I thought it wise to query her for this piece. Turned out Nick and Rachel Cope of Calico Wallpaper, “who have exquisite taste and always gift the best candles,” Natkins says, had just gifted her one from the French line Overose.
$32 at Burnin’ For You Buy Otherland In keeping with the experiential trend, Otherland names its candles after things — in this case, things you might sit on, or see at a vacation house, like Daybed or Rattan . Kaminski called the packaging “Matisse-like,” which is totally true. Otherland recently created a custom candle for The Wing, with an of-the-moment terrazzo print on the packaging, and we take that as a solid co-sign that this candle is worth knowing.
$100 at Orchard Mile Buy Or, if you just want Diptyque Diptyque Baies Candle The brand is a classic for a reason, and even its newer competitors recognize its stature. An Instagram post by Boy Smells, in which their own candles mingle with ones from Diptyque and Byredo, refers to the former brand as “the elder statesmen of candles.” Back to the royal wedding: If you want to know which ones were used, sorry.
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