Set the mood in your living space with candles and stylish napkins

Creating a snug and cosy home with LED or wax candles

Embrace warmth and tranquillity as you infuse every corner with the soft glow of our tealights or the gentle flicker of wick candles. From creating cosy movie nights in the living room to unwinding in the bedroom, our candles set the perfect mood for any occasion. Choose from a variety of scents and styles, each designed to enhance your space without breaking the bank. Complement your candle display with our stylish napkins, adding a touch of elegance to your table settings.  

Decorate with napkins and serviettes

Napkins play a crucial role in creating an appealing table setting. While paper napkins are suitable for casual dining, they may not be enough for multi-course meals. Elevate your dining experience with a touch of elegance by opting for high-quality paper napkins in your preferred colour and design. Ensure you always have a pack on hand for impromptu gatherings. Perfect for dinner parties, birthdays, and BBQs, these serviettes add a refined touch to any occasion. Simply use one to tidy up after indulging, leaving your table pristine and your guests impressed.

Our JYSK stores feature room sets with ideas for decorating your table – why not pop in and be inspired?

How to remove candle wax

Lighting a few candles in a room can create the ultimate cosy atmosphere, and often create the final touch to a room or beautiful table setting. Unfortunately, candle wax can often drip and leave stains, but it is not as difficult as you think to remove candle wax. LED candles are a popular choice but may not provide quite the same atmosphere of cosiness and warmth as real candles do. Check out some of our tips and tricks on how to remove candle wax.

How to remove candle wax from hard surfaces

When you remove candle wax from hard surfaces like a table or a windowsill, you must be careful otherwise you can damage the surface. The surface can get easily scratched if you use a knife or sharp instrument, therefore try using a fingernail or a softer object instead. If this method is not sufficient enough, try washing with a soapy mixture first as this eases the wax off. ​

How to remove candle wax from fabric and material

If wax has dripped onto your tablecloth you can freeze it to remove the candle wax stain. Place the tablecloth in a plastic bag before putting it into the freezer, then freeze for a minimum of two hours. In most cases, you can then remove the candle wax from the tablecloth by simply scratching it off with your fingernail.

Iron the spilt candle wax off the tablecloth

If our freezer tip can't quite handle the job, you can try to iron it off. Firstly, place the tablecloth on an ironing board with the stain facing upwards. Place a piece of paper towel or coffee filter on the top and under the stain on the tablecloth. Then place the hot iron on the spot for about five seconds until the paper towel or coffee filter has absorbed the wax.

You must remember to move the paper towel/coffee filter around so you constantly use a dry spot. Repeat the process until the stain has disappeared. After ironing, you should wash the tablecloth according to the washing instructions.   ​

How to remove candle wax from the carpet

If you have candle wax on your rugs or carpet, then wait until the wax has completely dried then scrape the wax off. After, place four layers of paper towel on top of the stain and set your iron to the lowest heat. Place the iron over the paper towel on the stain until the wax is absorbed into the paper towel. Repeat this process until the stain has disappeared. However, ensure that your iron is not warmer than what the carpet can tolerate. If you're in doubt, ask your carpet supplier first, then begin to iron once you have the all clear.

How to remove candle wax from candle holders

The most effective way to remove candle wax from candlesticks is to melt the candle wax off the candlestick. Set the oven to 75 degrees and position the candlestick upside down. Place the candlestick on a baking tray with baking paper underneath, and then put the tray into the oven for about 20 minutes so that the candle wax melts down onto the baking paper. Finally, dry off any candle wax remnants with a coffee filter or a piece of paper towel.