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We Found the Tapered Candles Used by Some of New York’s Best Interior Designers

By Matthew Lynch
March 20, 2024
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Tapered candles, a timeless accessory, have long been a symbol of elegance and ambiance in interior design. In the bustling city of New York, where style is paramount, the best interior designers curate spaces with great attention to detail, often incorporating these slender illuminators to add a touch of sophistication. These traditional candles are celebrated for their ability to provide a serene glow that enhances any decor.

At the forefront of this resurgence are the hand-dipped beeswax tapered candles that have graced the tables and mantels of upscale New York homes. Made from pure beeswax, these candles offer a distinctly warm, honey-like scent and a longer, cleaner burn, making them an eco-friendly choice favored by designers conscious about sustainability without compromising on quality or aesthetic appeal.

Danish craftsmanship is another trend captivating New York’s finest decorators. Brands like Ester & Erik have made waves with their range of over 75 colors in sleek tapered forms with conical feet that stand without the need for candle holders – a true blend of functionality and modern design.

With a nod to nostalgia, yet another favorite among design circles are the artisanal hand-poured tapered candles by Greentree Home Candle based in upstate New York. These 100% beeswax candles come in an array of vibrant jewel tones offering both visual interest and olfactory charm.

New York’s love affair with tapered candles doesn’t end with dinner parties and event decor. Retail spaces, boutique hotels, and spas across the city are also using these elegant accessories to create a welcoming ambiance. The enduring popularity of tapered candles speaks to their undiminished allure within the world of interior design. Whether it’s the subtle romance they bring to interiors or their transformative luminosity, there’s no denying that these slender sticks of wax bear an ageless grace that even the Big Apple’s most esteemed design connoisseurs find irresistible.

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