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**In collaboration with the Natural History Museum** * Light & Bright Fragrance * 360ml Diffuser Refill * Lasts 16 – 20 Weeks * Statement Red Vessel * 8 Natural Reeds Replenish the enchanting aura of your Wildlife Garden Butterfly Diffuser with our Wildlife Garden Butterfly Diffuser Refill. The light and bright fragrance offer a symphony of scents, including sparkling bergamot, sheer muget, fruity freesia, and a soft violet leaf. As the fragrance unfolds, warm cedarwood and amber notes create a captivating atmosphere in any room. The statement red vessel with a gold lid not only adds a touch of elegance to your space but also ensures a stylish refill for your beloved diffuser. Let the delightful fragrance of the wildlife garden flutter through your home, embracing the essence of nature in every breath. Natural**Natural History Museum x Dunelm**It has never been more important to help wildlife flourish in our gardens and green spaces. The stunning array of flowers that we are used to seeing in the spring and summer seasons rely on pollination for survival. They use their colour, scent and nectar to seduce pollinators such as butterflies, moths, bees and beetles, who move the pollen from one flower to another fertilising the plant so that it can produce seeds. © The Trustees of the Natural History Museum, London 2024. All Rights Reserved.
I love the Wildlife Garden Butterfly Diffuser Refill Pink for adding a gentle, nature-inspired touch to various interiors. Its soft pink hue works particularly well in feminine, Scandinavian, or boho spaces, where subtle colour accents can enhance a calm and inviting atmosphere. Practical styling tips include placing it on a coffee table, bookshelf, or bedside table alongside botanical books or ceramic pieces for a cohesive look. It’s also versatile enough to complement neutral palettes or pastel schemes, helping to subtly infuse a space with delicate, floral fragrances that bring a bit of the outdoors inside.
Sienna Brooks
Flitch Interior Stylist
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