Flamingo Estate Favorites That Make Hosting Even More Satisfying

There’s something about setting the scene for a gathering that feels like an art form—and Flamingo Estate just gets it. From aromatic ambiance to farm-grown flavors and self-care gems, their curated collection of home, kitchen, and bath essentials adds a luxurious, intentional layer to any hosting moment. Whether you're throwing a dinner party, winding down from one, or simply soaking up some solo kitchen therapy, these are our go-to picks.

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Roma Heirloom Tomato Soy Wax Candle

This candle is summer in a jar. It smells exactly like a sun-warmed tomato garden and brings instant joy to your kitchen, dining table, or powder room. The earthy scent is unexpected in the best way—and guests will definitely ask what that incredible smell is. Light it up while prepping a casual dinner party or winding down with a glass of natural wine and you'll feel like you're in a countryside villa.

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Heritage Extra Virgin Olive Oil

Yes, it’s that pretty olive oil bottle you’ve seen on everyone's counter—and it’s not just for looks. This olive oil is cold-pressed, rich, and peppery, perfect for dipping, drizzling, or gifting to your favorite foodie. Keep it on your table during dinner parties and let it double as both a functional staple and stylish centerpiece. Spoiler: Everyone will want to know where you got it.

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Peppermint Exfoliating Soap Brick

Add this to your guest bathroom or gift it to your weekend host—it’s a total crowd-pleaser. With natural exfoliants and an invigorating peppermint scent, it’s the kind of soap that makes even a quick hand wash feel like a spa moment. We love that it's wrapped in eco-conscious packaging and big enough to last well beyond a single event.

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Roma Heirloom Tomato Hand Soap

Because once you've smelled the candle, you’ll want the soap too. This tomato-scented hand soap is a fun (and functional) conversation starter, and we always keep it stocked when we're hosting. It pairs perfectly with the matching candle for a thematic touch in the guest bathroom—or your own.

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Jasmine & Damask Rose Candle

Romantic, floral, and mood-setting in the dreamiest way, this candle was made for winding down after an event or setting the tone for a more elegant affair. We love lighting it during intimate dinners or self-care nights after the guests have gone. The scent lingers beautifully without overwhelming, and the vessel looks just as chic unlit.

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