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Now that a number of people are WFH, it feels like an appropriate time to ensure your new in-house office space is as tranquil as possible. In order to allow a smooth transition into your temporary quarantine, and to encourage you to stay at home as much as possible, we figured that keeping everything smelling great was a good place to start.

To help you out, we've compiled a list of our favorite scented candles, incense accessories, and fragrance diffusers available now, including the odd desk accessory to elevate your work space.

There's something for every taste and budget, with options starting at just $20. Check out our selection of the best home fragrances below.

19-69 Female Christ Candle

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19-69Female Christ Candle
from $65
(Available at 3 Merchants)

Named after a radical piece of performance art in the ’60s whereby a naked woman stormed Copenhagen Stock Exchange with a crucifix; this earthy, feminine scent contains cinnamon bark, rhubarb and cashmere wood. Burn time: 48 hours.

Herb Essentials

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Herb EssentialsScented Candle 9.4 oz
$81
Buy at goodhood

This Herb Essentials candle mixes real cannabis sativa oil (no it won't get you high), with patchouli and dry amber for a super relaxing aroma. Burn time: 60 hours

Maude Burn Massage Candle

maudeBurn Massage Candle
from $25
(Available at 2 Merchants)

This candle from Maude doubles up a silky massage oil. Once the cedar leaf-scented candle wax is liquid you can extinguish the flame and pour it directly on the skin for an aromatic massage. Who says WFH can't be relaxing?

P.F Candles Co. Sandalwood Rose Candle

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P.F Candles Co.Sandalwood Rose Candle
$20
Buy at Verishop

This 100% soy wax candle from P.F. Candles Company arrives in a glass amber jar and will infuse your WFH situation with a soothing sandalwood and rose aroma. Burn time: 40-50 hours

Objecto W2 Aroma Diffuser

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ObjectoW2 Aroma Diffuser
$70
Buy at Verishop

This petite diffuser from Objecto features automatic shut-off protection so you needn't worry about running out of your essential oils any time soon.

Boy Smells Kush Candle

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Boy SmellsKush Candle
from $32
(Available at 3 Merchants)

The Kush candle by Boy Smells comes with notes of (you guessed it) cannabis, as well as suede, tulip, and white mush — all wrapped up in a base of amber accord.

Sisu Bonquet Candle

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AmolnSisu Bouquet Scented Candle
$67
Buy at Luisaviaroma

This candle from Swedish homeware company Amoln is built with a complex array of top notes including saffron, bergamot, cut grass, fig tree leaf, rhubarb, and hyacinth. Burn time: 70 hours.

Amber Moss Reed Diffuser

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P.F Candles Co.Amber & Moss Reed Diffuser
$24
Buy at Verishop

If scented candles aren't your thing, you can also spritz up your home with diffusers such as these amber and moss scented reed sticks from P.F. Candles Co.

Ceramic Candlestick Holder

Anissa KermicheBody Small Ceramic Candlestick
$118
Buy at Matches

While not an aroma in itself, this ceramic candlestick holder from Anissa Kermiche would certainly upgrade any makeshift WFH desk environment. Perhaps you have some roman candles that need a bit of artistic elevation?

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