The New York Times Scented Candle

If you like the smell of newspaper, this candle is the one for you.

The New York Times Candle was one of designer-artist Tobias Wong, who passed away in 2010, last concepts. With the current fascination with scents and, especially, experimental scents, Wong proposed producing a candle with the fragrance of newsprint inspired by The New York Times, an institution he greatly admired and with which he had a longstanding relationship.

The project, though in progress, was never actualized. So you’ll just have to stick to sniffing the Sunday Styles.

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Cake Candelabra

A chandelier cake topper/candleholder that Liberace would have loved!
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Two Spoons Candle Holder

Two intersecting silver spoons with classic flatware design, each hold a candle. Tiny metal feet on the back of each spoon stabilize the holders. At first glance, the spoons look like they're randomly placed on the table and that you've somehow managed to balance the candles on them! Pretty cool!

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Got Money To Burn?!

Money To Burn candle shaped like a massive stack of $100 bills!

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Distortion Candlestick

A traditional candlestick form is distorted through a 3D rendering program, rapid prototyped, then cast.
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Cake Mail Postcard

Can't be there to watch your loved ones blow out their birthday candles? Send them the next best thing - Cake Mail.

This thin, textured slice of faux chocolate cake is frosted generously and has one flat, printed kraft paper surface for writing the recipient's address, a return address as well as a little sentiment.

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