Front view of a cream-white house-shaped candle holder with a steep pitched roof, rows of window cut-outs and a large arched doorway.

Ribroof Windowhouse Candle Holder — 20cm High

£24.00
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Front view of a cream-white house-shaped candle holder with a steep pitched roof, rows of window cut-outs and a large arched doorway.
  • Front view of a cream-white house-shaped candle holder with a steep pitched roof, rows of window cut-outs and a large arched doorway.
  • Angled view of the cream-white Windowhouse candle holder showing the ribbed roof and irregular window openings on the front and side.
  • Front view of a cream-white house-shaped candle holder with a steep pitched roof, rows of window cut-outs and a large arched doorway.
  • Angled view of the cream-white Windowhouse candle holder showing the ribbed roof and irregular window openings on the front and side.
Ribroof Windowhouse Candle Holder — 20cm High

Ribroof Windowhouse Candle Holder — 20cm High

£24.00
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Description

The Ribroof Windowhouse candle holder has the character of a little townhouse, with a steep pitched roof and a tall, narrow silhouette. Its irregular windows and generous arched doorway give the cream-white house a pleasingly expressive face, making it an appealing decorative piece even when left unlit.
Why You'll Love It
  • The upright house shape gives a shelf arrangement a clear point of height.
  • Window cut-outs continue around the side, rewarding a position where more than one face is visible.
  • The cream-white colour pairs easily with natural wood, darker ceramics and muted textiles.
Materials & Finish

Made from ceramic, with a cream-white surface and subtle warm-toned lines around the openings and roof grooves. Closely spaced ribs give the roof texture, while the walls have a smoother appearance.
Dimensions
  • Length: 7cm
  • Height: 20cm
  • Width: 11cm
  • Weight: 0.52kg
Styling Note

Display it at a slight angle on a console or mantel so the side windows can be seen. Pair it with a low bowl or a small framed print, leaving space around the roof to keep its outline clear.
Why We Love It

The oversized arched doorway gives this little house much of its charm.