French Days Candle Holders

A candle holder is chosen first by the opening that will hold the candle, then by the height that sets its place in the room. This selection brings together glass and metal candlesticks, hurricanes and candle holders in several sizes.

One family, several heights

The Aspen, Rivage, Sunrise and Nude models each come in two or three heights. This is not pointless repetition; it is what lets you compose a cohesive group where only the size varies. The product name includes the dimension, which makes comparison immediate.

Candlestick, hurricane or candle holder

A candlestick holds a taper up high and draws the eye whether lit or not. A hurricane encloses the flame behind a glass wall and shields it from drafts. A candle holder, lower and wider, takes chunky candles and tealights.

Setting a table with height

Line up three different heights along the same axis rather than identical pieces scattered at random. Keep the flames either above eye level or well below it, so guests can see each other. A long table can take several spaced-out groups; a round table prefers a single centerpiece.

Frequently asked questions

What candle diameter for these holders?

Measure the opening of the holder and subtract one or two millimeters. A taper forced in strains the glass; one that is too thin leans to the side.

Why does the same candle holder appear several times?

Because each height has its own product page. The design of the piece stays identical; only the dimension changes.

How do I remove wax from a candle holder?

Let the wax harden completely, then lift it off with a fingernail or a wooden spatula. On glass, a rinse in lukewarm water finishes the job.