Floral

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Did you know that floral scents have undergone a significant transformation in recent years—from functionality to design? In our store, you will find a carefully curated collection that combines natural elegance with modern craftsmanship. Whether you are looking for a gentle lavender fragrance for relaxation or a fresh floral garden to revitalize your interior, each piece is designed to bring harmony and well-being into your home. Discover the charm of floral scents and let yourself be inspired.

Medium House Candle - White / Cotton

Medium House Candle - White / Cotton

29,95 €
Handmade Made in EU Plant wax: soy, coconut, apricot
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Meadow Breeze Candle - White / Silver / Yellow / Cotton

Meadow Breeze Candle - White / Silver / Yellow / Cotton

69,95 €
Handmade Made in EU Plant wax: soy, coconut, apricot
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Candle Blooming Cloud - White / Gray / Paris

Candle Blooming Cloud - White / Gray / Paris

54,95 €
Handmade Made in EU Plant wax: soy, coconut, apricot
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Large House Candle - White/Flower Garden

Large House Candle - White/Flower Garden

38,95 €
Handmade Made in EU Plant wax: soy, coconut, apricot
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Lavender Muse Candle - White / Purple / Lavender

Lavender Muse Candle - White / Purple / Lavender

26,95 €
Handmade Made in EU Plant wax: soy, coconut, apricot
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Candle Countryside Charm - White / Paris

Candle Countryside Charm - White / Paris

32,95 €
Handmade Made in EU Plant wax: soy, coconut, apricot
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Candle House - White / Lavender

Candle House - White / Lavender

24,95 €
Handmade Made in EU Plant wax: soy, coconut, apricot
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Lavender Dream Candle - White / Purple / Lavender

Lavender Dream Candle - White / Purple / Lavender

18,95 €
Handmade Made in EU Plant wax: soy, coconut, apricot
Last 2 pieces!
Floral

Floral scents are among the most popular in the world of fragrances—their freshness, delicacy, and ability to create a pleasant atmosphere make them an ideal choice for any household. Our selection combines quality materials with thoughtful design, allowing you to enjoy not only a beautiful scent but also an aesthetic experience.

How to Choose the Perfect Floral Scent

Choosing a floral scent depends on several factors—from your preferred type of flowers to the intensity and purpose of use. Lavender is ideal for relaxation and calming, while cotton feels fresh and clean. Floral gardens, on the other hand, offer more complex aromas that combine multiple notes to create a rich experience. When selecting, also consider seasonality—light and fresh scents are popular in spring and summer, while in autumn and winter, you can opt for warmer and more intense floral combinations that evoke a sense of coziness. For example, a lavender candle paired with a chamomile note can enhance relaxation after a long day, while a rose and peony blend adds a romantic touch to any evening.

Focus on the Occasion and Space

For the living room, softer and neutral scents that do not interfere with watching TV or conversations are suitable—try a subtle jasmine or lily of the valley. For the bedroom, we recommend calming lavender tones that promote quality sleep; a lavender and vanilla combination can be particularly soothing. The bathroom calls for fresh floral aromas like cotton or white tea that scent the space without being too overpowering. In the kitchen, you can experiment with lightly fruity floral scents such as apple blossom or pear flower, which neutralize cooking odors and add a refreshing lift. For a home office, consider a citrus-floral blend like orange blossom to boost focus and creativity.

Quality and Materials—What Makes a Floral Scent Exceptional

High-quality floral scents are characterized by the use of natural essences and carefully selected fragrance oils. In our selection, we emphasize that each candle or scented product offers a long-lasting and balanced fragrance. We ensure that the materials used are environmentally friendly and health-conscious. Soy-based waxes or natural ingredients guarantee clean burning without harmful substances, which you will especially appreciate during prolonged use in enclosed spaces. The design itself also plays an important role—candles in the shape of houses or waves are not only functional but also decorative, serving as conversation starters on a coffee table or mantelpiece. For instance, a wave-shaped candle in a soft blue hue can evoke a coastal vibe, while a house-shaped candle adds a rustic charm to a farmhouse-style interior.

How to Recognize a Quality Floral Candle

A quality candle should burn evenly without smoke or soot. The wick should be made of natural materials such as cotton or wood, and the wax should be free of synthetic additives. For fragrance oils, it is worth checking if they are dermatologically tested and suitable for allergy sufferers. Scents with natural essences are milder but last longer and do not cause headaches. Additionally, look for candles with a high fragrance load (typically 6-10% oil concentration) for a more pronounced scent throw. Avoid candles with artificial dyes that can clog the wick and affect burn quality. A good test is to sniff the candle cold—if it smells weak, it may not perform well when lit.

Tips and Inspiration for Your Home

You can combine floral scents according to the season—in spring and summer, opt for fresher and lighter aromas like lilac or freesia, in autumn and winter for warmer and more intense notes like tuberose or gardenia. Try placing candles in different rooms to create a unique atmosphere throughout the house. Remember that the candle's packaging itself can serve as a decoration that complements your interior. For a romantic dinner, choose a candle with the scent of roses or jasmine, for a family gathering, lavender or cotton. To create a harmonious whole, combine candles of the same scent in different sizes and place them on shelves, tables, or windowsills. For a spa-like bathroom, use a eucalyptus and lavender candle, while a geranium and mint blend can invigorate a home gym. Experiment with layering scents—for example, a vanilla base with a floral top note can create a cozy yet fresh ambiance in a reading nook.

Explore our selection and choose your favorite piece that will transform your home into a place full of harmony and fragrance.

How to choose

When choosing a floral scent, focus on several key factors that will influence your experience. Below is an overview to help you navigate the basic types and their characteristics.

Type of Use Material Target Audience
Relaxation and Bedroom Lavender, Cotton Lovers of calming scents
Living Room and Day Spaces Floral Garden, Fresh Notes Families with children, nature lovers
Bathroom and Hallway Cotton, Lavender All age groups
Decoration and Gift Designer Shapes (House, Wave) People looking for an aesthetic accessory

Before purchasing, check these aspects:

  • Scent intensity—whether you prefer subtle or strong aromas. For small rooms, a subtle scent works best; for open spaces, opt for stronger notes.
  • Size and shape—smaller candles (100-150g) are suitable for testing or travel, larger ones (300-500g) for long-term use and larger rooms.
  • Composition—prioritize natural waxes (soy, coconut, beeswax) and essences without synthetic additives to avoid respiratory irritation.
  • Maintenance—for candles, regularly trim the wick to about 5 mm and allow the wax to melt evenly across the surface to prevent tunneling. Burn for at least 2-3 hours on first use to create an even melt pool.
  • Burn time—check the estimated burn time on the label; a 200g candle typically lasts 40-50 hours, while a 400g candle can burn for 80-100 hours.
  • Safety—always place candles on a heat-resistant surface, away from drafts and flammable materials, and never leave them unattended.
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Important safety notice for candles in accordance with Regulation (EU) 2023/988 on general product safety (GPSR)

This is a targeted safety notice for the proper and safe use of candles — including container candles, freestanding candles, scented candles, seasonal candles, and gift sets with candles. Please read these instructions carefully before first use and keep them for the entire product lifetime.

Basic safety and handling principles

  • Keep out of reach of children and pets: A candle is a source of open flame and hot wax. Never place it where children or pets have access. There is a risk of fire, burns, and swallowing small parts (e.g., decorative elements).
  • Never leave a burning candle unattended: Always extinguish the candle before leaving the room or going to sleep. Most candle-related fires occur when they are left unattended.
  • Placement: Place the candle on a flat, stable, and non-flammable surface. Maintain a minimum distance of 30 cm from curtains, fabrics, books, paper, and other flammable materials. Do not place the candle at the edge where it could fall.
  • Distance between candles: When using multiple candles simultaneously, maintain a distance of at least 10 cm between them to avoid mutual overheating and uncontrolled burning.

Proper and safe use

  • Trimming the wick: Trim the wick to a length of 5 – 7 mm before each lighting. A wick that is too long causes excessive flame, smoking, soot, and uneven burning. Use specialized wick scissors or regular scissors for trimming.
  • Maximum burning time: Allow the candle to burn continuously for a maximum of 3 – 4 hours. Then extinguish it, let it cool for at least 2 hours, and trim the wick before relighting.
  • First lighting: When using for the first time, let the candle burn long enough for the entire top layer of wax to melt to the edge of the container (usually 1 – 2 hours). This prevents tunneling and uneven burning.
  • Hot wax — burn risk: Melted wax reaches temperatures above 60 °C and can cause painful burns. Do not move a burning candle, do not touch the liquid wax, and be careful of spills.
  • Never extinguish a candle with water: Pouring water on hot wax causes a violent eruption — the wax splashes, and there is a risk of serious burns and fire spreading. Use a snuffer (bell), lid, or carefully blow out the candle to extinguish it.
  • Ventilate the room: Ensure adequate ventilation in the room while the candle is burning. Avoid placing the candle in a strong draft, which can cause uneven burning, smoking, and wax splattering.
  • End of life: Stop using the candle in the container when there is about 1 cm of wax left at the bottom. For freestanding candles, stop burning when the height of the candle drops below 3 cm. Further burning may damage the surface under the candle or the container.
  • Do not throw matches, wick trimmings, or foreign objects into the melted wax.

Cleaning, maintenance, and storage

  • Storage: Store candles in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight and heat sources. Sun and heat can cause deformation, color changes, and deterioration of scent. The ideal storage temperature is 15 – 25 °C.
  • Maintenance during burning: Regularly remove wick trimmings and other debris from the pool of melted wax. Foreign bodies in melted wax can cause increased flames or flare-ups.
  • Cleaning the container: After the candle has burned out, allow the container to cool completely. Remove wax residues by placing it in the freezer for 1 – 2 hours, after which the wax will easily separate, or by gently warming it with hot water.
  • Surface protection: Always place a non-flammable mat or plate under the candle to protect furniture from heat and potential wax drips.

Specific health warnings

  • Scented candles and allergic reactions: Scented candles contain fragrance oils and perfume components that can trigger allergic reactions, respiratory irritation, headaches, or nausea in sensitive individuals. If you notice any undesirable symptoms, extinguish the candle immediately and ventilate the room.
  • Asthma and respiratory diseases: Individuals with asthma, chronic respiratory diseases, or sensitivity to fragrances should use scented candles with caution or avoid them.
  • Pregnant and nursing women: If in doubt, consult your doctor about using strongly scented candles.
  • Composition of the wax: Candles may contain soy wax, beeswax, coconut wax, or their mixtures. If you have a known allergy to any component, check the composition listed on the product label.
  • Burns — first aid: In case of contact with hot wax, cool the affected area under running cold water for at least 10 minutes. For more serious burns, seek medical attention.
  • In case of fire: Extinguish a small fire from the candle with a fire extinguisher or by covering it with a non-flammable blanket. Never use water on burning wax. In case of a larger fire, immediately leave the room and call emergency services.

Disposal

  • Dispose of residues of solidified wax in regular household waste. Never pour wax in liquid form down the drain, sink, or toilet — it can clog drains and cause burns.
  • Glass, ceramic, or metal containers should be disposed of according to local recycling rules after cleaning from wax or reused.
  • Metal wick clips should be placed in metal recycling.
  • Packaging materials (cardboard, paper, foil) should be disposed of in the appropriate containers for recycling.

Incidents and contact

  • In the event of an incident related to the use of a candle (fire, burns, allergic reaction, breakage of the container, etc.), stop using the product immediately. Keep the product and the purchase receipt for processing the complaint.