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Capture the heart of the Susanne Kaufmann Spa with this inviting fragrance, created to promote feelings of well-being and return you to a perfect state of balance. Infused with a blend of ylang-ylang and patchouli to help relax and calm both mind and body, and incense to help refresh the energy in the room. In keeping with the brand’s sustainable philosophy, the natural wood diffuser reeds are sourced from a carpenter 10km away from the Susanne Kaufmann production house. They are handmade from local spruce and beech wood. Both trees are found in the beautiful Bregenzerwald in Austria. Due to the natural ingredients, the Balancing Room Diffuser may at first appear with a green tone, which over a couple of days will develop into a beautiful, long-lasting golden colour. The natural flowers inside may also vary in appearance. How to use: Insert the enclosed wooden reeds into the bottle to release the fragrance. Fan out the sticks to ensure an even scent distribution, turning them regularly for a more intense aroma. The sticks will release the scent for several weeks. Wash your hands with soap and water after touching the sticks.
I love the susanne kaufmann diffuser for its clean, natural aesthetic, making it versatile for a range of interiors-from minimalist schemes to more textured, cosy spaces. Its understated bottle and neutral tone fit seamlessly on side tables, shelves, or bathroom counters, adding a subtle touch of elegance without overwhelming the decor. For styling, I recommend pairing it with other natural materials like wood or stone to enhance its calming vibe. Placing it in entryways or living rooms can help create a welcoming atmosphere, while a discreet position in the bathroom or bedroom supports a sense of tranquillity. Just remember, a little goes a long way - it’s all about creating a sense of calm without it feeling cluttered.
Sienna Brooks
Flitch Interior Stylist
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