Category: Candles
The distinctive scents of spring days in Central Park, fine department stores, and concrete capture the energy of the greatest city on earth.
Top Notes: Bergamot, Lemon, Grapefruit
Mid Notes: Jasmine, Concrete, Water Lilies
Base Notes: Oakmoss, Sandalwood, Musk
I lit this while reading on a rainy evening, and the grapefruit top note actually cuts through the damp air beautifully. It really does capture that Central Park spring vibe without being overly floral.
The bergamot and lemon notes make this candle feel like a sunny morning walk through Central Park. I love how the concrete undertone keeps it from being too sweet—it really captures that energetic city vibe.
I lit this candle while reading on a rainy afternoon and the jasmine note really came through, making my whole apartment smell like a springtime stroll. Burns evenly and the scent lingers nicely even after blowing it out.
The grapefruit and bergamot hit first thing, then that soft jasmine settles in—it really does remind me of a crisp spring morning in the city. Burn time feels solid so far, and the scent fills my whole apartment without being overpowering.
The bergamot and grapefruit top notes are refreshing without being sharp, and the jasmine mid-note adds a lovely floral warmth. It really does capture that specific Central Park spring energy, but I wish the throw was a bit stronger in my large living room.
Lighting this candle instantly brought back memories of walking through a spring day in Manhattan. The bergamot and grapefruit notes are sharp enough to feel fresh but not overwhelming, and the jasmine gives it a subtle elegance. The scent throw is excellent for a medium-sized room.
The jasmine mid note is surprisingly authentic, not too floral, and the lemon keeps it fresh. Burns very cleanly, though I wish the throw were a bit stronger for the price. Enjoying it on my desk while I work.