Firth Blue 13 in. Pillar Candle Holder

This candle holder is specifically designed to showcase pillar-style candles. Given its substantial 8-inch width and depth, it can comfortably accommodate standard 3-inch or 4-inch diameter pillars. To create a visually balanced display that highlights the holder's 13-inch height, our styling experts recommend using a taller pillar, such as a 6-inch or 9-inch candle.

Yes, customer assembly is required for this item. This typically involves a simple process of securing the base to the main pillar or attaching the candle platform. This ensures the piece remains stable and secure while providing a high-end, architectural look once displayed in your home.

To preserve the integrity of the contemporary speckled finish, our care recommendations suggest regular dusting with a soft, lint-free cloth. For removing fingerprints or residue, use a cloth slightly dampened with a mixture of mild soap and water, ensuring you wipe it dry immediately. Avoid using abrasive sponges or harsh chemical cleaners, as these can compromise the unique decorative texture.

While many of our outdoor-specific items, such as glazed ceramic garden stools, are treated for environmental exposure, this particular candle holder is intended for indoor use. To protect the sophisticated speckled finish and prevent potential damage from humidity or direct sunlight, it is best displayed in a climate-controlled interior space.

This candle holder achieves its contemporary appeal through a blend of bold, clean lines and modern textures. The pillar silhouette offers a timeless, architectural quality, while the speckled blue pattern adds a layer of depth and artistic flair. This combination allows the piece to serve as a versatile bridge between minimalist modernism and more eclectic, transitional home decor.

Because of its significant scale, this 13-inch holder is perfect for areas that require a tall focal point. It works exceptionally well on an entryway console to greet guests, as a statement piece on a fireplace mantel, or centered on a formal dining table. For an even more intentional look, try grouping it with other accents of varying heights to create a tiered, curated aesthetic on a bookshelf or accent cabinet.