New Candle Holders: Sculptures for Light

Some objects are purely practical. Others are something more — they shape the character of a room long before the candle is lit.

The new candle holders belong to the latter category. Their forms are curved and sculptural, fluted and twisted as though drawn from a bygone era — a nod to traditional candelabras and baroque shapes, reinterpreted in a clean, white expression. One winds upwards in a spiral. Another swells into a soft, almost baroque curve. A third holds the candle in a simple ring, refined and sculptural.

These are not candle holders to be tucked away in a drawer between celebrations. They are design objects that deserve a permanent place on the table — pieces to collect, combine and build upon as the collection grows.

Arrange several together at different heights to create a small installation of light and shadow. Each candle holder has its own distinct expression, while the pale colour palette brings them together into a composition that feels curated rather than random.

This is atmosphere worth investing in — forms with enough character to be noticed, and enough timelessness to endure far beyond a single season.