This old stylist's trick is incredibly easy to pull off. Rather than using a group of matching candles, mix the colors and heights of tapered or pillar candles. This works best when...
...you stick to variations on the same general color group. For example, use deep pink, purple, and blue candles to fill a candelabra or line a mantelpiece with red, orange, and yellow candles. It's a simple idea, but it can make a centerpiece look very chic.
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Comments (3)
Where can you get taper candles as long as in the first picture? They look totally awesome in the bottles.
Check out this shop: http://www.creativecandles.com/shop/
I haven't bought any candles from there, but I've been eyeing some for the upcoming holidays.
Yeah, I am having trouble finding the really really narrow candles for a dansk candelbra.