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Halloween Room Sprays, Reed Diffusers & Volcano Candles: Homesick and Capri Blue Fall Scents
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items By early October I want every room smelling like fall before the first Halloween guest arrives. These Homesick room sprays, Capri Blue reed diffusers and volcano candles cover the mantel, the entryway and the bar cart, with scents from pumpkin to bon...
Light it on the mantel and let the blue glass do the decorating. I'd set it beside a pumpkin or two so the room looks finished before guests walk in.
Capri Blue Volcano Blue Signature Candle
Pumpkin Dulce is the diffuser I'll reach for when the entryway needs a fall welcome. Tuck it on a console table by the door and flip the reeds now and then to wake the scent back up.
Capri Blue Pumpkin Dulce Glimmer Reed Diffuser
A few spritzes in the living room right before company arrives and you're set. I like that it also works on throw blankets and cushions, with no flame needed.
Homesick The Living Room Linen & Room Spray
Great for the kitchen right before guests come: a mist near the stove and the cooking smell is covered. I like it as a fast reset between baking and party time.
Homesick The Kitchen Linen & Room Spray
Keep one on the bar cart for a Halloween get-together. I love a spray that handles the party-night refresh without a flame near the drinks.
Homesick The Bar Linen & Room Spray
Apple cider on the dining table says fall without any fuss. Me, I'd choose this over a candle anywhere a flame isn't practical.
Capri Blue Apple Cider Social Glimmer Reed Diffuser
Apple Oud sounds richer and moodier than the cider scents, so it suits a darker, spooky feel in a den or office. I'll put it on a shelf where it won't get knocked over.
Capri Blue Apple Oud Tuscan Radiance Reed Diffuser
Havana Vanilla is the cozy, sweeter option for a bedroom or guest room. I like it as a calmer counterpoint to the spookier candles around the house.
Capri Blue Havana Vanilla Reed Diffuser
Autumn Glow gives you the volcano look in white, which sits nicely among orange pumpkins and dark glass. I think the $39 price makes it a good hostess gift too.
Capri Blue Autumn Glow Volcano White Signature Candle
The mini tin is handy for a bathroom shelf or desk when a full jar feels like too much. I like it as a $12 way to try the Volcano Blue scent.
Capri Blue Volcano Blue Mini Tin Candle
Chestnut Embers is the warm, toasty pick for cooler evenings. I like it near the sofa, away from drafts so the flame burns evenly.
Capri Blue Autumn Glow Chestnut Embers Signature Candle
Pumpkin Picking is the obvious Halloween jar, and I think it looks best on a porch table or entry shelf with a few real gourds around it.
Homesick Pumpkin Picking Candle
The name alone sells Witching Hour. Put it on the mantel with black candlesticks and I think you've got an instant spooky vignette.
Homesick Witching Hour Candle
Skip it if you want something quietly cozy; this one is for a horror movie night shelf, and I love it for the joke alone. Set it near the TV for the full effect.
Homesick Camp Crystal Lake Candle
Fun for a Stephen King fan's bookshelf, and it should get a laugh from guests. I think it works best as a conversation piece on a side table.
Homesick Derry Sewer Candle
Bonfire Nights fits cool October evenings on a patio table. I like pairing it with a throw blanket and a few mugs of cider while friends gather around, and it gives the whole space a warm, smoky feel.
Homesick Bonfire Nights Candle
The mini size is a smart way to try Bonfire Nights before committing to a full jar. I'll set it on a bathroom shelf or desk.
Homesick Bonfire Nights Mini Candle
Burnt Marshmallow suits a fire pit evening, and I think it looks nice on a coffee table beside a stack of cozy blankets.
Homesick Burnt Marshmallow Candle
Peak Foliage is the candle I light when I want the room to feel like a drive through changing leaves. I keep it on my entry table and pair it with mums, a plaid throw and a pot of tea.
Homesick Peak Foliage Candle
The Great Hall is for the Harry Potter fan planning a Halloween movie night. Put it on the media console and I think the whole room feels like a castle.
Homesick Harry Potter The Great Hall Candle
Three wicks fill a bigger room like a living room or open kitchen, so it's the one for a Hogwarts-themed gathering. I think it makes a great centerpiece on a large table.
Homesick Harry Potter Hogwarts 3-Wick Candle
Log Cabin works from now through winter, so it's a candle I'll keep out long after the pumpkins are gone. I burn it on slow weekend mornings with a book, a wool blanket and a fresh pot of coffee.
Homesick Log Cabin Candle