I stumbled upon Fender Farmhouse Co. while browsing for some cozy home accents at South Water Manor in Gallatin, TN and let me tell you, their candles caught my eye right away. There is something special about items that blend rustic style with everyday usefulness. This company seems to nail that vibe, offering products that feel both timeless and fresh. If you are into farmhouse decor, you might want to check them out.

 

I spoke with Elizabeth at their booth and learned that, at the heart of their lineup are these mason jar candles. They come in various sizes, like the 24 ounce clear mason jar. It is straightforward, but that is part of the appeal.

 

The clear glass lets the wax color shine through, and it fits right into any kitchen or living room setup. I imagine lighting one up on a chilly evening, filling the space with a gentle glow.

 

Then there is the smaller option, the 4 ounce baby ball mason jar. Perfect for gifting or trying out a new scent without committing to a big one. These little jars have that classic ball mason look, which brings back memories of canning seasons or old time pantries. It is a nice touch for anyone who appreciates vintage inspired pieces.

 

What makes these candles unique? From what I gathered, they focus on quality materials. Many similar brands use soy wax, which burns cleaner than paraffin. I think Fender Farmhouse Co. follows suit, though they keep things simple. No flashy claims, just solid products that speak for themselves. Perhaps that is why they stand out in a crowded market.

 

I noticed a range of accessories too. It is not just candles; they have items that complement the whole experience. Think about pairing a jar with some decorative embeds or holders. It adds a personal flair, making your space feel more inviting. I recall setting up a similar display in my own home, and it transformed a plain shelf into something warm and welcoming.

 

The company name, Fender Farmhouse Co., evokes images of rural life. Maybe it is inspired by family farms or country living. Their logo, with its clean design, reinforces that down to earth feel. I saw an image of their branding, featuring a simple yet striking emblem. It looks like something you would find in a boutique shop, not mass produced.

 

One thing that drew me in was the variety of scents. While they highlight the jars themselves, Fender offers seasonal options that change with the year. Imagine a pumpkin spice for fall or a crisp apple for summer. It keeps things exciting.

 

Pricing seems reasonable too. For a 24 ounce jar, you are looking at an affordable way to add ambiance. And the smaller 4 ounce ones are great for testing the waters. I appreciate when companies make entry level products accessible, especially for folks on a budget.

 

Beyond the products, there is a sense of craftsmanship. These are not factory churned items; they feel thoughtfully made. They mention details like clear glass and specific sizes, which suggests attention to detail. In a world full of generic stuff, that matters.

 

I thought about how these candles could fit into daily life. Picture one on your dining table during family dinners, or in the bathroom for a spa like retreat. They are versatile, which is a big plus. Plus, the mason jar design means you can repurpose them after the wax is gone. Store spices, hold flowers, or even use as drinking glasses. It is eco friendly in a subtle way.

 

Exploring further, I saw connections to other farmhouse style brands. Places like The Faded Farmhouse or Farmhouse Charm Candles offer similar vibes, with soy candles and unique embeds. Fender seems to carve its own niche, focusing on those iconic jars. It is like they took the best of rustic aesthetics and packaged it neatly.

 

If you are in Tennessee, like me, supporting brands with a country twist feels right. Sumner County has that small town charm, and items from Fender Farmhouse Co. would blend in perfectly. 

 

Their website is user friendly. Easy navigation, clear product images, and straightforward descriptions. No overwhelming ads or pop ups, which is refreshing. You can browse collections, add to cart, and check out without hassle. They even have options for different quantities, making it simple for bulk buys or gifts.

 

In terms of uniqueness, it is the combination of form and function. These are not just candles; they are decor pieces. The clear mason jars let light dance through, creating a cozy atmosphere. And with sizes from baby to large, there is something for every space.

 

I wonder about their story. This is a family run operation, honoring a relative, Jennifer Leigh Fender, who appears to have passed away from burning candles with dangerous ingredients.. These safer candles honor her memory.

 

For scents, while specifics are not listed everywhere, think classic farmhouse: lavender fields, fresh baked goods, or woodsy notes. Each one tells a story, evoking memories of simpler times. Lighting one might transport you to a porch swing on a summer night.

 

Sustainability could be another angle. Soy wax is plant based, and reusable jars reduce waste. It aligns with mindful living, which more people are embracing these days.

 

Overall, Fender Farmhouse Co. offers candles that go beyond illumination. They bring warmth, style, and a touch of nostalgia. If you are looking to spruce up your home or find a thoughtful gift, give them a try. You might just find a new favorite.

 

Visit their booth at South Water Manor, 562 S Water Ave, Gallatin, TN 37066. You will be enticed by their products and Elizabeth's passion.