Whiskers Lane are a company from Sydney that make lovely jewelry, accessories and homewares. And everything they create is handmade. Starting off in 2010, the brand has slowly grown and is now stocked all over Australia and in parts of New Zealand and Europe. One of my favourite products they create is their vintage tea cup candles, which are made from soybeans. Naturally biodegradable and set in pre-loved cups, each piece is completely unique and comes with a matching saucer. You still haven’t heard the best bit though; they smell like deserts. My favourite? Gingerbread, of course.

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The fun design folks at UK-based Mathmos are now shipping a Thaw Ice Candle Kit to anyone who wants to buy it, so they can light a candle and watch it melt its frozen exteriors slowly from the heat within. Beautiful stuff there.

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ThinkGeek has gone and done what many never imagined and few ever accomplished: improved one of humankind’s most genius inventions – the candle. Yes, their skull-shaped candle, which drips red wax out of the eye socket as it burns, is quite possibly the awesomest candle ever. And reasonably priced as well. Happy Halloween!

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A collaboration between a perfumer and two designers in Brooklyn NY, Brooklyn Candle Company creates obsessively perfected blends to evoke a mood, a location, and a getaway. Plus, the packaging on these long lasting soy candles is just sexy. Assorted varieties from Brooklyn Candle Company are now being featured in the Lost At E Minor store.

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