Reminiscent of a night spent listening to jazz music, followed by running through the rain in Soho, London, is the Upstairs Candle (220g) from Discothèque.

Housed in a signature three-colour gradient glass inspired by the neon signs covering club doors, this fragrance (which boasts 45 hours of burn time) opens with a floral bouquet of violet leaf, white rose and sweet peach. It then brightens into a heart of light freesia and lilacs which are then followed by nostalgic hints of lipstick accords. At the base it then warms with a faint scent of clove and burning tobacco. All that's left to do? Strike a match, close your eyes and imagine jazz filling the room.

45 hour burn time. Burn for 2-4 hours on the first burn for an even melt. Trim between uses. Once the candle has burned down to 5-10mm of wax, put the vessel in the freezer for several hours. Take it out and the last bit of wax will pop right out. Re-use your glass to put your favourite items in.

Bringing glitz, glamour and good times straight to your home, Discothèque dreams up scents for scene-loving socialites. Founded between LA and London by friends (and forever dance partners) Jessie Willner and Hanover Booth, the brand's home fragrances serve as a stairway to your favourite nightclub. Inspired by the world-renowned top floor of Ronnie Scott's, the Upstairs Candle (220g) is a powdery-floral scent bursting with notes of violet leaf, white rose, lipstick and tobacco.

Aqua (Water), Wax, Fragrance Oils.