Halo Collection

The Halo candle holder comes in several heights, from 12 to 28 cm, and is meant to be grouped rather than used on its own. Placed side by side, the pieces trace a line of low lights, right at table height.

Group the heights in threes

A single candle holder lights one corner of the table; three create a rhythm. Start with two neighboring heights, the 12 and 16 cm for example, then add the 20 or 28 cm to give the group its high point. Stagger them slightly rather than lining them up: the eye moves more freely and every flame stays visible.

Keep the flame below the rim

The height of the candle holder determines the size of the candle. The rule fits in one sentence: the flame must stay below the top rim, otherwise it blackens the sides and the sheltering effect is lost. So check the candle's height before setting it in place, and trim the wick short so it smokes less.

Caring for the sides and base

Soot settles on the inner wall: a soft, barely damp cloth will remove it as long as the deposit is fresh. For wax set hard at the bottom, wait until it has cooled completely, then lift it out in one piece with the back of a spoon. Dry the inside before adding a new candle.

Frequently asked questions

Which height should I choose for a table?

Smaller sizes sit below eye level and don't get in the way of conversation: keep the 12 and 16 cm in the center of the table. The 28 cm is better suited to a console or a mantelpiece.

Do I need several heights?

Two heights are enough to create contrast, and the set stays easy to move. The full series comes into its own along a length: a large table, a mantelpiece, a sideboard.

Does the candle holder get hot?

The sides warm up around the flame, especially on a low model where the candle comes close to the rim. Wait until the candle is out before moving it, and hold it by the base.