A scented candle changes the way an interior feels through three simple, tangible elements. Fragrance moves through the room, the flame alters the light, and the material itself becomes part of an everyday gesture. At ESSENCE1989, these three dimensions come together in a single object.

Fragrance in the Space

Before you even look at a candle, you notice its fragrance. It gradually settles into the room and becomes part of its atmosphere.

The choice of fragrance influences how an interior is experienced. White Tea and Cedar offer two distinct expressions, designed to complement different spaces and moments in the home.

A scented candle allows fragrance to become part of a room without changing its arrangement. It adds an olfactory presence to what is already there, from architectural volumes and materials to natural and artificial light.

Light as a Presence

Lighting a candle immediately changes the perception of a room. The flame creates a precise point of light and introduces gentle movement.

Depending on where the candle is placed, this light can accompany a dining table, console, bookshelf or a more intimate corner. It highlights surfaces and creates subtle shifts in shadow as the flame moves.

Fragrance and light then evolve together. One moves through the space invisibly, while the other remains visible.

A Material Designed for the Flame

Material is part of this relationship between fragrance and light. ESSENCE1989 scented candles are made with a soy and coconut-based wax.

As the wax warms, its surface changes around the flame. This gradual transformation is part of the candle experience, from the first lighting to each use that follows.

Fragrance, light and material remain connected in an object designed to live naturally within the interior.

An ESSENCE1989 candle finds its place in the home through this precise balance. A fragrance, a flame and a material brought together to shape the atmosphere of a space.