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Candle and decor shops in Phoenix

12 candle and decor shops are mapped within about nine miles of central Phoenix. Smelling a candle in the shop tells you about the cold throw; the warm throw, the one that fills a room, you only learn at home.

In Phoenix, the cozy season is short and the heat is the enemy of candles: soy wax softens above about 120°F in a parked car or a sunny window. Store them cool, and save scented evenings for the few months the windows open.

The 12 candle and decor shops, closest first

Mackenzie Collier Interiors0.9 mi
Creative Touch Interiors2.7 mi
2340 East University Drive, Phoenix
World Market4.4 mi
1750 East Camelback Road, Phoenix
J Bella Interiors4.7 mi
Interior Concepts4.7 mi
4444 South 34th Street, Phoenix
Design & Stone International4.8 mi
5261 South 31st Place, Phoenix
THELIFESTYLEDCO5.7 mi
Rafterhouse5.8 mi
4203 North 44th Street, Phoenix
DEA Remodeling6.2 mi
Fine Living Products7.8 mi
Apartment Interior Supply8.9 mi

Before you go

  • Smell three at most, then step outside; the nose stops after that.
  • Check the wax and wick: soy, coconut and beeswax burn cleaner, cotton or wood wicks, and a burn time on the label.
  • A candle that is cheap for its size is usually paraffin with a lot of fragrance oil; fine for a porch, not a bedroom.

What works

  • Trim the wick to a quarter inch before every burn and let the first burn reach the edge of the jar; that is most of candle care.
  • Never leave a candle burning in a room you have left; the NFPA counts about 20 home candle fires a day in the US.
  • Keep candles a foot from anything that burns, out of drafts and away from children and pets.

Nearby cities

Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors, ODbL, read Nov 14, 2026; places within about nine miles of the city centre. Hours and phone numbers come from the map and can be out of date: call before you go. A place that is missing can be added to OpenStreetMap by anyone. Guidance written by Wall & Wick editors; prices are typical US ranges, not quotes.