Ocoee House is a design studio & atelier based in Glasgow, and Loch Lomond
Our scented candle collection is designed, hand poured, and finished in Scotland
Ocoee House scented candle collection
Full Collection
Specifications
Single Wick
Ingredients - 90% Soy wax, 10% Fragrance oil
Wick German made ECO wick
Dimensions 90mm x 80mm
Weight 450g
Volume 295ml
Burn Time Approx. 45 hours
Double Wick
Ingredients - 90% Soy wax, 10% Fragrance oil
Wick German made ECO wick, x2
Dimensions 100mm x 90mm
Weight 760g
Volume 420ml
Burn Time Approx. 65 hours
Fragrance Oils
All fragrance oils added are unique blends,
differentiating our candles to our competitors. We use a
10% wax to oil ratio which is at the top end and near
saturation point, to provide the strongest scent we can
produce. The fragrance oils we source are synthetic and
lab made, not tested on animals, and are not essential
oils (which are derived from plants).
With that, these fragrance oils are not to be mistaken for an inferior quality, and are used widely across the industry.
Packaging
Finally, all of our candles are packaged into bespoke cardboard tubes. The structure and rigidity keeps our candles secure in transit. Our subtle recyclable packaging choice is thoughtfully produced with a nod to the circular economy.
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150gsm brown kraft paper, with single colour matte CMYK printing.
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Please recycle when finished.
Luxury heated blanket
Our thick and luxurious King sized heavy-weight heated blanket is made from a super-soft and patterned Sherpa fleece - the perfect heating solution for keeping you warm during the cold winter months.
- Material - Heavyweight Sherpa Fleece
- Controller - UK ETL/VDE certified, 3 pin-plug
- Care Instructions - Machine Washable 30°
- Dimensions - 180x160cm
- Weight - 2.1kgs
The print store
Our Print Store showcases a collection of our beautifully captured images using Giclée printing on Hahnemühle Pearl paper. This is a museum quality archival paper with vibrant colour reproduction.
Featured collection
The Print Store
Scented Candles, Hand poured in Loch Lomond, Scotland