Thomas Blonde

Cherami Thomas and Tony Greenroyd, owners of Thomas Blonde in Oklahoma City, are dedicated to representing the style and decor of your space with an unforgettable signature scent. 

“We feel that a candle or a scent should compliment any area you call home and show who you are as an individual,” Greenroyd said. “Oftentimes people spend money on their homes in various styles of decoration and neglect one of the more sensitive senses we have at our disposal. With Thomas Blonde, we want to create your home signature.”

Thomas Blonde defines their line of scented products as “Far From Ordinary,” though their signature scent will be familiar to those who visited Oklahoma City’s Urban Farmhouse Design. This iconic aroma and trademark candle style remains the sensory marker for visitors of Urban Farmhouse Design, originally established under Cherami Thomas. 

“That scent developed a dedicated following, so we knew that had to be the Thomas Blonde signature too,” Greenroyd said.

After selling Urban Farmhouse Design in 2018, Thomas was doing home renovations and commercial projects alongside her husband before eventually creating a new company with her former business’s candlemaker, Tony Greenroyd. 

The name Thomas Blonde, similar to the numerous scented products, was designed through the combined efforts of both Thomas and Greenroyd. Thomas – named after both Cherami’s last name and the name of Greenroyd’s father – was paired with the hair color of all four of Cherami’s children. 

Though many fragrance businesses focus on feminine scents, Thomas Blonde strikes a balance catering to a unisex audience in  a varying line of products with sophisticated, simple and earthy undertones. Items including candles, wax melts, room sprays, even dashboard scent holders are specially made through their in-house chemist. Making a new scent is a tailormade, time-consuming process that could take up to 4 to 6 months, all to preserve the company’s dedication towards making a long-lasting, environmentally conscious fragrance.

While these items are structured to be a room’s signature, the combination of two or more products is designed to compliment each other.

“We use 100 percent essential oil with no carriers in our products, meaning our customers won’t be inhaling harmful fumes and it’s better for the environment,” Greenroyd said. “Not to mention, our candles can burn up to 85 hours while those with carriers typically last around 50 hours or so. At the end of the day, it’s always been quality over quantity for us.”