
The evening you don’t have to watch over.
Candles on the coffee table, the children falling asleep under the blanket, and you stay up because someone has to keep an eye on the flame.
Cera has no flame to keep an eye on. Switch them on with the remote and press the timer — 2, 4, 6 or 8 hours — and the candles switch themselves off. If you nod off on the sofa, it doesn’t matter.
Three candles in the window. Dark at four o’clock.
In November it’s dark before you get home. A window with candles in it is the first thing that makes the house feel like home again.
Put Cera in the window facing the street — they run on batteries, so you don’t need a socket by the windowsill. Switch them on when it gets dark and let the timer switch them off.
The cat can lie wherever it likes.
A bushy cat’s tail and a lit flame are a bad combination. Most cat owners have learnt to move their candles — or stop lighting them altogether.
Cera has no fire. The flame is a tiny LED inside a clear cylinder, so the cat can curl up right next to it and you can have candles lit in the window again.
The gift for someone who lights candles every evening.
For your mum, for the neighbour, for the person who always has candles lit in November. Three candles in three heights and a remote control — a set that suits any home.
Choose white, grey or gold to match the home of the person receiving them.
Frequently asked questions
Customer Reviews
the timer is the thing
I press four hours when the kids are going to bed, and then I don't have to think about the candles any more.
the cat and the candles
We stopped lighting real candles when the cat arrived. These sit in the window now and she lies next to them every evening.
the remote goes missing
Lovely candles. The only problem is that the remote keeps disappearing between the sofa cushions in our house.
look like candles from a distance
In the flickering mode they look like ordinary pillar candles from the sofa. Up close you can tell it's an LED, but that doesn't matter.
for my mum
Bought the white ones for my mum, who's a bit nervous of real candles. She has them in the kitchen window now.
grey works
Went for the grey ones and they blend in on the sideboard next to the TV. Still a warm glow despite the dark cylinder.
the dimmer
We turn them right down when we're watching a film. Nice not having to get up to switch them off.
check the sizes
The smallest candle is smaller than I thought, ten centimetres. Looks great as a group, but check the sizes first.
gold on the table
They stood in the middle of the Christmas table. Nobody had to move them when the children reached across.
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