
There’s a large Mrs. Meyer’s lavender-scented soy candle in Marie’s sitting room.

There’s a large Mrs. Meyer’s lavender-scented soy candle in Marie’s sitting room.
There’s a Jo Malone home candle in Mary’s kitchen.
There’s a Diptyque scented candle in Emma Recchi’s room. Judging from the front sticker’s lay-out, it should be Géranium Rosa.
More Diptyque candles appear later in the film – just before the final dinner party, in the kitchen and in the living room of Villa Recchi.
Somehow cinema-related… In 1994 Joe McNally took some pictures of Winona Ryder. On her bedside table there’s a Mimosa candle by Diptyque. There’s an Aveda bottle, too, but it’s hard to tell what product was.