How they compare
| Candle | Price | Size | Burn | Per hour |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Byredo Tree House | — | 8.4 oz | 60 hrs | — |
| Teakwood & Tobacco (P.F. Candle Co)Best value | $24.00 | 7.2 oz | 40 hrs | $0.60 |
| Brooklyn (Brooklyn Candle Studio) | $34.00 | 7.5 oz | 50 hrs | $0.68 |
| Santal (Brooklyn Candle Studio) | $34.00 | 7.5 oz | 50 hrs | $0.68 |
Burn hours are as stated by each maker, never measured by us. Where a shop publishes a different figure we record both and say so. A dash means we have not verified that price ourselves yet.
What Tree House actually smells like
- Top First impression, fades fastest
- Middle The body of the scent
- Base What lingers in the room
How close each one gets
Teakwood & Tobacco
P.F. Candle CoLeather and teak with orange. The leather and dry wood, with none of the hay or myrrh that make the original unusual.
Brooklyn
Brooklyn Candle StudioLeather, cassis and patchouli over wild sage. Adds fruit where the original has hay, and shares the leather core.
Santal
Brooklyn Candle StudioHinoki, cedar, vetiver and sandalwood. The clean dry-wood half of Tree House, without the resin or the animal notes.
What people ask about this scent
- Why does hay show up in a wood candle?
- Because it supplies a dry, slightly sweet warmth that cedar and sandalwood cannot. It is what makes this smell like a structure someone built rather than like a stand of trees.
- Is there a price for the Byredo here?
- No. The maker's page did not display one when we loaded it, so the row stays unpriced rather than carrying a figure from a reseller.
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