Photo: a 500 ml reed diffuser in smoked glass on a dark walnut console in a dim hallway, a single wall lamp casting warm light on the reeds

Reed diffusers

Fragrance oil, rattan reeds and a heavy glass vessel. A slow, steady scent for weeks, with no flame.

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Photo: close-up of rattan reeds rising from the neck of a clear-glass diffuser, oil visible inside, soft daylight

Oil. Reed. Vessel.

Every diffuser is made of three things. The reeds draw the oil up and release it into the room, slowly and without heat.

OilBlended in our studio, in twelve scents.
ReedRattan, flipped once a week.
VesselGlass or ceramic, made to be refilled.

Choose a size.

Four sizes, the same oils. Pick by the size of the room and how long you want between refills.

Photo: a 100 ml diffuser with five reeds on a bathroom windowsill beside a folded hand towel

100 ml

About 6 weeks
Photo: a 200 ml diffuser on a café counter next to a stack of cups

200 ml

About 10 weeks
Photo: a 500 ml diffuser in smoked glass on a store display table among folded clothes

500 ml

About 16 weeks
Photo: a 1 L diffuser with long reeds on a stone console in a hotel lobby

1 L

About 24 weeks

Change the scent, keep the vessel.

Photo: a clear glass reed diffuser bottle with rattan reeds
Clear glassShows the oil. Light and quiet in any room.
Photo: a smoked glass reed diffuser bottle with dark reeds
Smoked glassDarker, for evening rooms, bars and lobbies.
Photo: a matte white ceramic reed diffuser bottle with rattan reeds
White ceramicMatte and opaque. The oil level stays out of sight.
Photo: hands turning a bunch of reeds upside down over a ceramic diffuser on a living-room sideboard

Flip once a week.

Turn the reeds every week for a fresh lift of scent. When the oil runs low, pour in a refill and fit new reeds — the vessel stays.

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Scent a whole space.

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