Reed Diffuser | Evanescence gray | Masion Berger Paris

With both tradition and modernity, Evanescence reflects the image of Maison Berger Paris with a touch of Art-Deco 20-30s. Dirket sheep Paris. The vase is designed by Serge Rusaks. The upper part is inspired by the prisms of the diamond. The gray color creates a very modern look.

Doftpinnar: Evanescence gray - Mystic Leather

Head Notes: Blackberries, Cardamom
Heart Notes: Incense, Rose, Cumin
Base Notes: With Indonesian patchouli, Leather notes

Fragrance sticks from Maison Berger are of high quality. The vase can be refilled with new fragrance when it runs out or used as an interior detail with its beautiful appearance and maybe even a flower instead of sticks.

All Maison Berger Paris products are made in France in Normandy where their factory is located. The fragrances are developed together with the professionals in Grass, the world's fragrance mecca.

The story of Lampe Berger - more than a center of history and innovation

The first catalytic lamp was introduced in 1889, manufactured by Maurice Berger, a chemist with the purpose of cleaning hospitals from bacteria, viruses, etc. The lamp was patented in Paris in June 1898. The scented lamp hit the consumer market in the 30s and celebrities from all over Paris traveled to Paris to buy their scented lamp. In collaboration with major designers of the time, the scented lamp was both a delight for the eyes and for the smell. Both Picasso and Cocteau were customers and loved the lamp.

Today, approximately 800,000 lamps are sold per year and 5 million liters of scented oil for the lamps. They are well known for their ongoing research and quality marking.

Maison Berger Paris is a company in constant development. A couple of years ago, they only worked with scented lamps. Today, you have most things in room fragrance.

The Maison Berger Paris range of fragrance sticks is available in several lovely scents. Here you can see more Reed Diffuser