Bath & Body Works’ New Home Fragrance Collection Is Designed to Elevate Your Décor
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Bath & Body Works is expanding its home fragrance inventory with The Reserve Collection.
Launched today (Aug.
24), the line includes candles, room mists, infused reed diffusers, diffuser vessels, Wallflower bulbs and Wallflower heaters across five scents: santal and amber, vanilla and tonka, sea salt and musk, lavender and jasmine and sweet orange and agave.
The vessels and candle jars also make a case for home fragrance as décor, with a neutral, polished look designed to complement a wide variety of interiors.
That matters most in spaces where the details are on display.
A coffee table, after all, is more than just a place to support a plate during dinner in front of the TV.
It’s an opportunity to show off your personality through stacked fashion books, matchbooks collected at your favorite restaurants, artisan coasters, decorative candles and pretty diffuser vessels.
Displayed together, The Reserve Collection’s pieces can turn everyday surfaces into stylish arrangements while adding fragrance to the room.
LARGE CANDLE The Reserve Collection Four-Wick Candle Five Colors & Scents $29.95 Buy Now at Bath & Body works Boasts 50 to 70 hours of room-filling fragrance.
The Reserve Collection four-wick candle is Bath & Body Works’ largest ceramic-vessel candle, designed for maximum ambience and longer burning time.
The four-wick candles are available in the collection’s five scents in coordinating jar colors, including the standout santal and amber blend — a cashmere, sandalwood and amber profile that gives the collection its warmest edge.
The decorative, ribbed ceramic jars will also add an aesthetic layer to your space.
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