Which Office Candle Fits Your Work Persona?

Warm, yet citrusy and clean, like a grapefruit tart.

BEST FOR: Work-from-home healthy food blogger.

Earthy, assertive, and literary (comes with suggested N.Y.C. reading list).

BEST FOR: Stylish feminist studies prof who does / should / wants to live in Brooklyn.

Roses, black currants, and attitude. This candle will NOT sit in the second row.

BEST FOR: Fashion editors. 

Manly, exotic, leathery, sexy.

BEST FOR: Bespoke men’s boutique owner. 

Fresh, feminine, soothing, not too overpowering for a small room.

BEST FOR: Aesthetician at an upscale waxing salon.

Citrusy and energizing but calming and sophisticated too. 

BEST FOR: Senior partner at a graphic design firm.

Woodsy, rugged, and virile, this candle suggests a cabin more than a cubicle.

BEST FOR: Creative director for online camping gear retailer.

Big on attitude but light on output. More of a desk statement than a room scent. 

BEST FOR: Assistant at a feminist lady products startup.

Agreeably masculine but not terribly assertive.

BEST FOR: Male beauty intern.

Less actual reefer smell than your average N.Y.C. street, but pleasingly transgressive nevertheless.

BEST FOR: Portland furniture designer.

Springy, delicate, pleasantly unobtrusive.

BEST FOR: Life coach for affluent women who are returning to work.

Masculine, woodsy, smoky, chic.

BEST FOR: Boutique hotelier who just came from a shave with a straight razor.

Aggressive, traditional floral requires a big, airy office to waft about.

BEST FOR: Marketing exec at legacy beauty brand.

Herbal, cedary and insistent.

BEST FOR: Landscape designer. 

Cozy and warm, it smells more like brownies than cigarettes.

BEST FOR: Tech freelancer at a co-working space.

Subtle, sophisticated, and gentle with a bit of herbal verve.

BEST FOR: PR for wellness startup.