Angled view of a pale wooden candle holder with a faceted base, rounded top and dark inset candle plate with a central spike.

Architectural Pillar Candle Holder — Medium

£60.00
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Angled view of a pale wooden candle holder with a faceted base, rounded top and dark inset candle plate with a central spike.
  • Angled view of a pale wooden candle holder with a faceted base, rounded top and dark inset candle plate with a central spike.
  • Front view of the pale wooden candle holder showing its broad rounded rim, narrow middle and angular base with visible wood grain.
  • Angled view of a pale wooden candle holder with a faceted base, rounded top and dark inset candle plate with a central spike.
  • Front view of the pale wooden candle holder showing its broad rounded rim, narrow middle and angular base with visible wood grain.
Architectural Pillar Candle Holder — Medium

Architectural Pillar Candle Holder — Medium

£60.00
Description

This medium pillar candle holder gives a simple candle an architectural pedestal, with a broad rounded top above an angular base. Inspired by traditional wooden buildings, its solid mango wood form has enough sculptural interest to enjoy between candlelit evenings.
Why You'll Love It
  • A central spike secures your pillar candle.
  • Solid mango wood gives the piece substance and visible grain.
  • The pale antique finish sits easily alongside natural, neutral tones.
  • Handmade and hand finished in India.
Materials & Finish

Solid mango wood is worked into rounded tiers and a faceted base, with fine grooves defining the top. The pale antique finish softens the colour while leaving the grain and surface texture visible, giving the hand-finished piece a gently weathered appearance.
Dimensions

Width: 17.5 cm

Height: 17 cm

Length: 17.5 cm

Weight: 2.2 kg
Assembly
  • No assembly required.
Compatibility
  • Designed for a 4-inch pillar candle.
Care & Use
  • For indoor use.
  • Wipe using a dry or damp cloth.
Styling Note

Give the angular base room to show on a console or mantel, paired with a plain pillar candle. A dark surface will set off the pale wood, while nearby ceramics with simple shapes will keep the arrangement calm.
Why We Love It

The meeting of the rounded candle platform and sharply angled base makes this small architectural form especially satisfying.