“Incorporating home fragrance with interior styling”
They are the UK's fastest-growing family-run home fragrance business Est 2018. Each of their products are unique, hand made using traditional manufacturing methods, and different to what else is on the market. Not only that but they are a vegan friendly, Eco-conscious business that is 100% plastic-free.
They specialize in leading the market by creating unique and innovative products that are not just home fragrances but are incorporated with interior styling.
We are proud to be stocking such a fab brand here at Sanctuary Eleven.
Their Candles.
“We use 100% coconut and rapeseed wax that is vegan friendly, free from paraffin, palm, soy, beeswax, dyes and synthetic additives. The wooden wicks are sourced from a company that donate a percentage of each sale to trees for the future. It's a fact, our customers help plant trees making them eco-friendly and minimising the impact we make on our beloved earth! Every fragrance we use is carefully inspected to ensure the ingredients are free from any severe hazards to health, making them safer to burn in your family home. The Burn + Bloom Candle Collection includes an extra special design of being able to plant the label which has been embedded with the seeds of wild flowers”
Their Melts.
“100% coconut and rapeseed melts infused with natural botanicals and carefully selected oils. Packaged and presented in 100% recyclable, bio-degradable packaging. Our popular Pick + Mix Mini Melt selection are individual copys of our larger bars and are presented in a branded cotton draw string bag.”
Their Diffusers.
“A diffuser with a difference incorporating home fragrance with interior styling. The beautiful flower bouquet is hand made from thin slices of sola wood. Fuelled with both reeds and a cotton rope to provide aroma strength and stability of our combined fragrance that is non toxic, eco friendly, and made from a renewable source. Alike our Burn and Bloom Candles our Flower Diffuser includes an extra special design of being able to plant the label which has been embedded with the seeds of wild flowers.”
