Candle Holder Collection
Designed to soften your space without compromising your indoor air quality, this upcycled glass candle holder and mini lantern set brings warmth in the cleanest way possible. Crafted from reclaimed bottle glass, each piece transforms waste into an intentional home ritual — one filled with wax to create a steady candle glow, the other shaped into a lantern form for a more diffused, atmospheric light.
Glass is naturally inert, meaning it doesn’t off-gas or introduce hidden VOCs often found in mass-produced décor materials like resin blends, engineered wood, or coated composites. This makes the set a healthier styling choice for homes prioritising low-toxin living, especially for families, pet owners, or anyone reducing formaldehyde and airborne irritants indoors.
Beyond its material integrity, the set solves a common modern-home challenge: harsh overhead lighting. Candlelight instantly creates a calmer mood — perfect for winding down, hosting, or making everyday evenings feel more intentional. Style both pieces together on a tray, dining table, or console for a layered glow, or place them separately to bring warmth into different corners of your home.
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