Candles and Holders for Every Room
Candles add warmth that electric light can't quite match. They're perfect for dinner parties, long baths and winter nights. The right holder turns a candle into a decorative piece.
Types of Candle Holder
- Candle jars – glass jars like the Brienz shield the flame from draughts.
- Tealight holders – small and easy to group together.
- Pillar holders – sturdy bases for chunky candles.
- Taper holders – tall and elegant for formal dining.
- Lanterns – protect candles indoors and out.
Where to Use Candles
On the dining table, keep candles low so guests can see each other. On a mantel, mix heights for interest. In the bathroom, a candle jar adds a spa feel. In the hall, a lantern makes a welcoming touch.
Choosing the Right Material
Glass reflects light and suits modern rooms. Wood brings natural warmth, but use LED candles only. Metal holders look smart and are very durable.
Safety First
Never leave candles burning unattended. Trim wicks to about 5mm before lighting. Keep candles away from curtains and draughts. Place holders on heat-resistant surfaces. Choose LED candles in homes with young children or pets.
Gift Ideas
A candle jar with a scented candle makes an easy present. Pair it with a throw or a cushion for a cosy gift set.
See tall and decorative designs in lampshades and candle holders. Browse our vases and bowls, or all home accessories.
Candles & Holders: Frequently Asked Questions
How do I stop candles tunnelling?
On the first burn, let the wax melt right to the edges before blowing out. This usually takes one to three hours.
How long should a candle wick be?
Trim the wick to about 5mm before each use for a cleaner, steadier flame.
Can wooden candle holders be used with real candles?
We recommend LED candles for wooden holders to avoid any fire risk.
Do candle holders make good gifts?
Yes. A glass candle jar or a set of holders is a popular gift for birthdays and housewarmings.

















































































