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These are the objects that finish a room: glass hurricanes, candlesticks, scented candles and their refills, carafes, bowls and cushion covers. Nothing essential, and everything that makes a living room feel lived in.

Group rather than scatter

A single object on a console table barely gets noticed. Three hurricanes of different heights, gathered on a tray, create a point of light that anchors the whole room. The same principle works on a coffee table: a tight arrangement, then empty space around it.

Glass, metal, textile

Glass brings clarity and cleans with lukewarm water. Metal adds weight and withstands the heat of a flame. Textile, with a cushion cover, warms up a sofa without moving anything. In a single room, keep two dominant materials and save the third for accent.

Making a scented candle last longer

A scented candle burns down, its container remains. Refills let you keep the original hurricane or jar and enjoy the same fragrance again. Before lighting a new wick, remove the hardened wax at the bottom and wipe the inside of the glass.

Frequently asked questions

Which candle goes in a hurricane?

A tealight or a small pillar candle, placed at the bottom and never taller than the rim of the glass. A flame that rises above it blackens the glass.

How do I remove wax from the bottom of a hurricane?

Leave the glass in the refrigerator for a few hours: the wax then comes away in a single piece. Finish with hot soapy water, then wipe dry.

What size cushion for a cover?

Choose a cushion the exact size of the cover, or one centimeter larger. The filling then fills out the corners and the fabric does not wrinkle.