Loewe’s new collection of scented candles and rattan diffusers are based on the raw essences of a botanical garden.
With #Cottagecore trending as an Internet aesthetic thanks to that strawberry-embroidered pink dress, indoor plants and of course, Taylor Swift’s acclaimed ‘folklore’ album – Loewe’s latest collection of candles, wax candleholders and rattan diffusers are the perfect decorative fragrances to turn your home into a tranquil and pastoral cove.
Green is the New Black
Herbs like coriander and beetroot and flowers such as honeysuckle and luscious pea are some of the eleven plant essences interpreted By in-house perfumer, Nuria Cruelles for this new collection. The wax of the candles derived purely from natural ingredients and are embossed with the Loewe monogram and proudly adorned with the message ‘Made in Spain’.
The mix of the classic Victorian garden and the skills of apothecary reveal the science and sentiments that exist in the standalone scents within the candles, rattan diffusers and home fragrances that would impeccably accompany any room in your home.
Monochrome Ornaments
Are you passionate about ceramics? The fragrances come in a luxurious line of pots, candleholders and cylinder containers crafted in the finest terracotta influenced by the design of a 5thcentury BC Greek mug. The geometry of the candles’ basesrecalls the regal Louis XIV-era that merged the French ambeau and bright colours which Loewe is known for in their stunning Spanish-inspired fashion.
The packaging too is made in Spain and is a collaboration with photographer Erwan Frotin who worked with Loewe in depicting the collection’s organic inspirations as a modern interpretation of Japanese artist and photographer, KazumaOgawa’s realistic botanical prints. In Frotin’s vision, the natural hues of each plant are seamlessly captured on each corresponding boxes thus, making the exquisite packages a perfect house-warming gift.
LOEWE Home Scents is available now in select LOEWE stores worldwide, perfumesloewe.com and loewe.com.
Reported by Aina Izzah
