Tastemakers don’t just buy candles from French perfumery Diptyque to burn; they use them as decor elements and then recycle the fashionable votives in creatively chic ways after the wick is extinguished. Bloggers show us how they incorporate the candles emblazoned with a simple oval logo into their bedrooms, bathrooms, and office spaces.
A Cup of Mai
Photographer and lifestyle blogger Mai from A Cup of Mai places a Diptyque in Baies, a scent with notes of black current leaves and roses, atop her nightstand in her master bedroom.
A Cup of Mai
Like Mai, design blogger Erika Brechtel of Small Shop Studio burns the candle in Baies. Her Diptyque serves as a focal accessory atop her sleek desk.
Small Shop Studio
Fashion tastemaker Jen Brill’s bathroom was featured on beauty blog Into the Gloss. The recycled Diptyque candle in Feu de Bois serves as a chic container for eyeliner and mascara.
Into the Gloss
Blogger Holly Becker of Decor 8 Blog burns her Diptyque candle in Feuille de Lavende (lavender leaf) in a her office/craft space.
Decor 8
The bloggers behind Luxiare repotted an orchid in an empty black Baies votive.
Luxiare Blog
Lifestyle blogger Emily Schuman of the blog Cupcakes and Cashmere recycles her Tuberose Diptyque as a makeup brush holder on her vanity.
Cupcakes and Cashmere
