Scent Library
Every scent starts somewhere real on this coastline. Here is what is in each one, and what it is actually like in a room.
Signature
The marine layer still sitting low over the water, an hour before the sun gets through. Cool, damp, and completely still. It is the scent people buy when they want a room to feel calm rather than lively.
The notes
Top Bergamot & grapefruit
Heart Clary sage, rosemary, coriander seed
Base Rosewood, guaiacwood, juniper berries
Made as: Candle · Room spray · Diffuser oil
Signature
The half hour when the sun drops toward the Pacific and everything turns amber. Herbaceous at the top, deep and grounding underneath. The one to light when the working day ends.
The notes
Top Clary sage, rosemary & bergamot
Heart Juniper berries, coriander seed
Base Patchouli, guaiacwood, cedarwood
Made as: Candle
Signature
Dry, sunbaked earth meeting salt air. Bright florals up front that give way to something woody and resinous. Our most ceremonial scent, and the one people describe as grounding.
The notes
Top Orange blossom, pink pepper & neroli
Heart Clary sage, palo santo, cedarwood
Base Aged patchouli, amber, coastal musk
Made as: Candle · Room spray · Diffuser oil
Signature
A coastal garden with everything in bloom at once. Creamy gardenia, sweet honeydew, and a long warm finish. The most floral thing we make, and the one that sells fastest in summer.
The notes
Top Italian mandarin & lemon blossom
Heart White gardenia, neroli, honeydew
Base Egyptian jasmine, sandalwood, heliotrope
Made as: Candle · Room spray · Diffuser oil
Signature
Citrus with the sharpness taken out of it. Bright and clean at the top, honeyed in the middle, soft sandalwood at the end. It makes a room feel like it has just been cleaned and the windows opened.
The notes
Top Lemon blossom, Italian mandarin & Florida orange
Heart Neroli petals, orange blossom
Base Sandalwood
Made as: Candle
Seasonal — Fall 2026
Once a year the shop starts smelling like a spice drawer that has been left open in a warm kitchen. That is this one.
White cardamom is the lighter, greener side of the spice — less heat than the black pods, more of a soft citrus edge. Sweet clove sits underneath it and does the warming. Together they land somewhere between a harvest table and a cold afternoon that wants an excuse to stay indoors.
It is spiced without being sharp, and sweet without tipping into dessert. If the usual autumn candle is too much pumpkin and too much sugar for you, this is the alternative.
Arriving this fall as a candle, a room spray and a diffuser oil. Same coconut apricot wax, same cotton-core wick, same clean spec as everything else we pour.
The notes
Top White cardamom
Heart Warming autumn spice
Base Sweet clove
Seasonal scents are poured in one batch and are gone when they are gone. If you want some, come by early or ask us to set one aside.
Every scent is made in more than one form. Candles, room sprays, diffuser oils and botanical mists.