Lazy Sundays
How it opens,
settles, lingers.
Every candle unfolds in three phases. Top notes greet you in the first minutes. Heart notes emerge as the wax warms. Base notes linger long after the flame is out.
Read the full guide →Candle specifications.
Every candle in our range shares the same body — what changes is what goes in it.
Five rules for the full burn.
First burn matters
Let the wax melt fully to the edge of the vessel on the first burn — this prevents tunnelling and gives you the full burn time the candle was designed for.
Trim the wick
Before every relight, trim the natural wick to 5mm. A clean trim = a clean burn and no soot on your crystal jar.
Burn in 3–4 hour sessions
Longer than four hours and the wax can overheat. Shorter than two and you won't get a full melt pool. Three is our sweet spot.
Never leave unattended
Never leave a burning candle unattended. Keep away from children, pets, draughts, and anything flammable within 30cm.
Re-home the vessel
When 10mm of wax remains, retire the candle. Freeze the jar, scoop and wash — your crystal jar becomes a jewellery dish or desk tidy.
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Common questions.
Burn time depends on the size you choose — our 380g Classic candles (Timber Lid Classic, Provincial Classic) run 60–70 hours; the 750g Glass Bowl and Studio Stone run about 100 hours. All assume 3–4 hour sessions with a trimmed wick.