There's nothing quite as cosy as hunkering down on a chilly winter's evening with a sumptuous scented candle. Even better? When it's a brand new level of luxury, like the just-launched Farmacy candles collection.
The candles are the first foray into homewares by Notting Hill's high-end plant-based restaurant, Farmacy.
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Founded by Camilla Fayed in 2016, Farmacy is renowned for its delicious globally-inspired vegan and vegetarian dishes. Passionate about taste, provenance and 'living food' recipes that are good for human health and sustainability, it's all about healing and reconnecting with nature.
The same philosophy has been applied to the first homeware collection from the brand, with a commitment to developing products that are good for the body and the earth.
Founder Camilla Fayed said: 'For the first time, not just taste but all senses will be involved in experiencing our philosophy and its positive values.
'It's our very first leap out of the kitchen, of many more to come.'
The new Farmacy candles are a celebration of everything from the sun to the soil. They are, of course, 100% organic, natural and toxin-free, and come in four different - and sensory-pleasing - fragrances.
The Sacred Smoke is a pear and elderflower-infused scent; The Space Clearer oozes aromas of wild chamomile, sage, and cucumber; The Heart Warmer oozes a lovely mix of orange flower blossom, back tea, cardamom and star anise ; and The Three Kings is a gorgeous, winter-warming melting pot of frankincense, almond milk, cinnamon and turmeric.
Each candle comes in a stylish black box, making them an ideal birthday or Christmas gift for a friend, or an 'anytime' present to yourself (we particularly like the latter).
The candles will be available in two different sizes: 180g with a burn time of 45 hours, and 2kg with over 150 hours of burn time.
The collection launches on 28 October and will be available to purchase exclusively from Harrods.
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