A bottle of original design in order to be easily recognisable and identifiable. An elegant presentation: bottle in grey tinted plastic, and topped with an anthracite grey cork embellished with a silver stripe produced by hot stamping. Fragrance Lavender fields, A floral fragrance with fresh lavender notes blended with a light camphor to produce an invigorating and stimulating effect.
| Weight | 250 g |
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Their story begins at the end of the 19th century, in 1898 to be precise, when Maurice Berger invented a catalytic diffusion system to purify hospital air. In the 1930s, his little lamp found its way into many interiors and became a pure object of pleasure, a piece that people didn’t hesitate to collect. More than 100 years after its first appearance, it remains the most famous home fragrance in the world! Under the name of Maison Berger Paris, they are writing a new page in their history. They chose this name because it better reflects the diversity of their creations. Indeed, while the famous lamp Berger has become their emblematic reference, it is not the only product they offer. With this new name, they are keeping their origins while highlighting their expertise and the other pieces in their collection. From lamps and candles to bouquets, car diffusers, mist diffusers and refills, you can discover their world and treat yourself by ordering their creations.
Description
A bottle of original design in order to be easily recognisable and identifiable. An elegant presentation: bottle in grey tinted plastic, and topped with an anthracite grey cork embellished with a silver stripe produced by hot stamping. Fragrance Lavender fields, A floral fragrance with fresh lavender notes blended with a light camphor to produce an invigorating and stimulating effect.
Additional information
| Weight | 250 g |
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About Maison Berger Paris
Their story begins at the end of the 19th century, in 1898 to be precise, when Maurice Berger invented a catalytic diffusion system to purify hospital air. In the 1930s, his little lamp found its way into many interiors and became a pure object of pleasure, a piece that people didn’t hesitate to collect. More than 100 years after its first appearance, it remains the most famous home fragrance in the world! Under the name of Maison Berger Paris, they are writing a new page in their history. They chose this name because it better reflects the diversity of their creations. Indeed, while the famous lamp Berger has become their emblematic reference, it is not the only product they offer. With this new name, they are keeping their origins while highlighting their expertise and the other pieces in their collection. From lamps and candles to bouquets, car diffusers, mist diffusers and refills, you can discover their world and treat yourself by ordering their creations.
