31 ideas you can copy this weekend

Glow‑up your evenings (candles, scent & ambience)

1. Start with scent. A cosy home smells like autumn before it looks like it. Try the Cream Pumpkin Oil Burner for a soft, leafy glow.
2. Double the pumpkin, double the glow. Flank a mantel with the Orange Pumpkin Oil Burner and its leaf cut‑outs.
3. Say “Hello Autumn”. Pop the Hello Autumn Pumpkin Oil Burner in your hallway or kitchen for instant seasonal charm.
4. Stacked & playful. Mix a statement piece like the Stacked Pumpkin Oil Burner with brass candlesticks.
5. Witchy without the cobwebs. The Cauldron Oil Burner (or Black Cauldron Cut‑Out) brings witch‑core to a bar cart.
6. Ghosted (in a good way). Charm meets cosy with the Ghost‑Shaped Oil Burner.
7. Nature x folklore. Bridge woodland and gothic with the Green Man Oil Burner.
8. Kitchen cosy. The jam‑jar‑cute Orange Marmalade Oil Burner is adorable by the coffee machine.

Dress the table (because everyone’s talking tablescapes)

9. Moody minimal. Black tablecloth + matte cutlery + amber glass. Add the Autumn Leaves & Pumpkins Stemless Glass for a subtle seasonal wink.
10. Rustic layers. Linen runner + wood tones + the Hello Autumn Wood Slice Coasters = woodland warmth.
11. Soft colour hits. Use the Autumn Leaves & Pumpkins Flower Jug as a centrepiece with eucalyptus or dried seed heads.
12. Second perch for scent. Balance candlelight with the Orange Autumn Leaves Pumpkin Burner at one end of the table.
13. Pastel but polished. Try a single Pastel House Oil Burner against darker stoneware—soft, editorial, chic.

Style the “welcome zone” (hallway & porch)

14. Set the tone at the door. A Natural “Hello Autumn” Doormat + lantern + mini pumpkins = instant cosy.
15. Micro‑moment on consoles. Pair the Autumn Magic Ceramic Jug with a taper candle and an interior book stack.
16. Scented hello. Tuck a petite Hello Autumn Pumpkin (or Cream Pumpkin) on a shoe cabinet.

Cosy corners (living room refresh without redecorating)

17. Throw on, glow up. Swap in nubbly cushions/throws from Cushions & Throws and add a pumpkin burner on the coffee table.
18. Colour‑cap with accessories. Nod to color capping by graduating shades: pale rug, mid‑tone cushions, deeper terracotta vase.
19. Pastel meets noir. Blush or lilac accents + black candlesticks + one Pastel House Burner for “grown‑up Halloween” energy.
20. Maximalist shelfie. Mix vintage books, brass animals, and a petite Ghost or Stacked Pumpkin on a tray.

Kitchen & dining (family‑friendly, party‑ready)

21. Mug life. Rotate open shelves with seasonal ceramics—hello, Autumn Harvest Moon Mug.
22. Snack station with style. Fill the Autumn Leaves & Pumpkins Jug with wooden spoons; place the Orange Marmalade Burner nearby for a cheerful kitchen vignette.
23. Grown‑up sweets. Build a mini Halloween “advent” with tea sachets or truffles (yep, it’s trending—see The Guardian).

Bedroom & bath (yes, they deserve the seasonal treatment too)

24. Night‑stand glow. A Cream Pumpkin or Ghost burner + cashmere throw = instant cosy.
25. Spa‑night ritual. Set the Cauldron Oil Burner on a safe ledge with eucalyptus oil for a witchy‑chic soak.

Garden, balcony & entry path

26. Subtle spook outdoors. Hang the Pine Wood Owl Bird House in view of your seating; twine fairy lights through shrubs.
27. Gothic giggle. Tuck Slate Gothic Garden Signs into pots by the front step.

Party shortcuts (for last‑minute hosts)

28. One‑tray wonder. Tray + the Orange Marmalade Burner + clementines + a brass match striker = done.
29. Tablescape in five. Black runner, mixed candle heights, Wood Slice Coasters, the Autumn Leaves Jug, and stemless glasses.
30. Kid‑friendly corner. Swap the coffee table books for Halloween picture books + the Ghost Burner. Bonus: hot chocolates in the Big Boo Little Boo Mug Set.
31. Signature scent = instant “home”. Pick one fragrance blend (orange + clove + vanilla is a winner) and use it across burners. Favourites: Orange Pumpkin and Hello Autumn.

Safety first: Always place burners on a heat‑resistant surface, keep away from children/pets, and never leave a lit tealight unattended.