Soy Candles can be utilized in every area in the home without the look ever becoming stale. This is because they come in so many forms, sizes and colors that there are soy candles that suit every type of decor.

The tiniest soy candles are tea lights. These small, round soy candles are typically sold in small silver tins. They are most often seen in white, but any color tea light is available. Tea lights are typically odorless soy wax, but there are scented varieties available. They can easily be used to embellish very small spaces, or placed in small, attractive candle holders.

Tapers are long, thin candles often used as table centerpieces. These candles can be hand dipped for a traditional look, or they may be created from a taper cast. Tapers are generally odorless and come in any color possible. Because tapers are frequently used decoratively, tapers are sometimes coated to give them a more distinctive color. The bright metallic tapers sold in the period of holidays are often made of white wax and painted with candle paint.

Votives are the most liked type of soy candle available today. The small size make them possible for displaying, and votive-sized candle stands are readily available in every pattern. Scented soy candles are almost always perfumed, and the variety of scents available is amazing. Votives are available in food odors, nature scents, perfume scents and newly-created scents that produce all of these.

Shaped soy candles come in interesting shapes and textures to produce interesting appearance. Soy candles shaped like dragons, babies, animals and foods are all molded soy candles. These are usually unscented and destined as display pieces, as burning these soy candles will spoil their shape.

Pillar soy candles are thick soy candles that are usually round and scented. They come in sizes 2 inches across and can be twelve inches in length or more. Bigger pillar soy candles need more than one wick in order to be able to burn the full length of the candle. These soy candles are great for decorating a room as well as setting up decorative items to the candle. During holidays, pillar soy candles are usually adorned with wreaths or holly berries at the bottom. Due to the fact the bottom is level and the width enables it to stand up itself, pillar soy candles do not call for candle holders to keep them in position.

Floating soy candles are little soy candles with a slightly larger top than bottom. The shape slopes upward to make the candle displace less water as it drifts. These soy candles are typically used in displays of water. By putting in some water into a decorative bowl, floating soy candles make a subtle statement of beauty.