I think most would agree that Martha Stewart seems a little OCD about organization . . .
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I think most would agree that Martha Stewart seems a little OCD about organization . . .
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Linens 'n' Things is selling these Paula Deen candles ($19.99), which come in flavors like banana oatmeal chip cookie, coconut pound cake, and banana cream pie. Personally, I'm not sure I would buy them; I prefer candles in basic scents. Still, if they smell like Paula's home cooking, they might be worth checking out!
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This classic Swedish Summer house evokes a relaxed pastoralism synonymous with easy, rural Summer living. Yet it's also unmistakably stylish. Out of this entire photograph, though, what really catches my eye is the candelabra above the dining room table.
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The other day I came across these condiment-shaped citronella candles. Although citronella candles are a must for outdoor dining — they keep the mosquitoes away — I don't know if this ketchup, mustard, and relish set is for me. What if a younger guest mistakes one of these candles for the real thing and gets burned?
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Everyone knows that candles can really set the mood of a party. So what sort of mood would a chocolate candle send? If you want to find out then, check out one of these yummy-smelling chocolate candles. 
Nothing is easier (and more economical) for setting the mood in your love shack than lighting candles. I admit though, I often forget to light them at the dinner table or to warm up a room. How about you?
Instead of glaring outdoor lights that usher your guests into your home, try taking the brightness factor down a notch. Simple votive candles dropped in multicolored glasses look beautiful lined up in a glowing row, as do multicolored candles in clear-glass holders. Just ensure that the candles are protected from the wind. 
Something Wicked Candles are hand crafted using sustainable, toxin-free soy wax, natural hemp wicks, and all-recyclable packaging. Thanks to Green Stuff Connection we're giving away four Something Wicked candles ($96 value, plus shipping), including Constance (Cranberry Orange); Tululah (Blackberry, Basil, Nectarine); Rababa (Pomegranate Mint); and Bonita (Coconut Lime). These candles don't smoke or leave any residue when burning, and are made of soy wax, organic hemp, and the highest quality oils.
Everyone knows someone who can burp the alphabet. I never knew you could sniff the alphabet, though. That is, until I smelled each of these Archipelago Monogrammed Candles ($25, on sale $8) at my local Anthropologie store. 
If you really love your long distance gal pals, this holiday you should give them something they probably won't be buying themselves: scented candles. Scented candles will be the last thing on your girlfriends' minds or shopping lists during the holiday rush, but they're just that spoonful of sugar they'll need to unwind from the holiday hustle. That is, unless your friend is yours truly, who just bought herself this intoxicating and ultra-relaxing candle. 
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