Beautifully vivid flowers await!

Penny & Rose Oil Tint Set allows you to get creative and colorful with dyes that can be added to any fragrance oil in our collection.  One drop will transform your Penny & Rose flower diffusers and add a pop of color to any room…

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The line features scents distinctly attached to brand owner's childhood memories of her beloved grandparents and their family farm. The brand’s namesake is dedicated to Joe, her “handsome and hardworking” grandfather whom everyone affectionately called Penny and the love of his life, her grandmother, Rose…

It was always our vision to create a line of Home & Body Sprays in addition to our floral diffuser collections; sprays that not only smell great, but clean and freshen the home as well…

Late that afternoon, when there was enough sunlight to hold an hour’s play, we lined up tin cans on the porch and saw who could spit their seeds the farthest. If you hit a can, you were a champion…

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Leave 2019 behind for a moment and go back to a sweeter, simpler time with this branding and packaging for Penny & Rose LLC home fragrances. There now, don’t you feel better…

Penny candy was more about the experience than the candy itself.  It was about taking your cousin or sibling with you and salivating over, what felt like, a gazillion choices of candy…

Penny & Rose Signature Bottles were designed with your home in mind, and we believe they enhance the aesthetic of any room.  Modeled after seltzer bottles from the 30s and 40s, our vintage-style bottle with our custom designed seltzer bottle top may be used for fragrance diffusion, plant waterer, home decor, or anything your creative heart desires…

Snickerdoodles became a tradition at the farm and a favorite among my cousins and me. These weren’t your traditional snickerdoodles either. Picture this: a marshmallow dipped in warm butter, rolled in cinnamon sugar, then wrapped in a crescent roll and baked…

Sundays at the farm were all about fighting a sea of bodies to the bathroom, followed by farmhouse OJ, Rose’s famous breakfast, and a hearty debate over which church we would all attend that morning…

The lollipop is said to have been created by George Smith of New Haven, CT in 1908. He owned a small candy store called The Bradley Smith Company and named his treats after his favorite racehorse, Lolly Pop…