Wax Melt Warmer

The house has gone quiet. You want the room to feel like something without tending a flame, without watching a wick, without getting up again before bed. Set a melt in the dish and turn it on. The scent comes up slow, the way it does when a candle has been burning a while, and it holds there.

Black ceramic on a base of real wood. We took our time finding a warmer we would actually stand behind, one held to the same standard as everything else we make. It sits beside our candles and their hand-cut oak lids and reads like it came from the same place.

The Warmer

A ceramic element warms the dish from below, so the wax softens evenly and the scent stays true instead of scorching at the edges. It has real weight to it, the kind that stays where you set it, and it throws enough to carry an open kitchen or a room with high ceilings. The places a candle tends to get lost.

The Dish

The dish lifts out, and it is silicone. Let the wax cool and it releases in one piece. No scraping, no digging, nothing thrown away. Drop the next scent in and go.

The Timer

Three, six, or nine hours, then it shuts itself off. Set it when you walk in the door and forget about it. Leave the house without turning back.

How to Use

Place one or two melts in the dish and switch it on. The scent builds over the first few minutes and stays as long as it runs. To change scents, let the wax cool, lift it out, and start the next one. A melt can be rewarmed until the scent finally gives out.

Made for our wax melts, in any scent from the candle collection, and it takes any standard melt you already have.