Maison Berger Fruity Sun Lampe Refill Bottle 1 L Mirabelle Plum & Peach Sunny Fragrance Neutralisation of Odours

Pour a little holiday into the house with Fruity Sun, MAISON BERGER's tropical composition in which mirabelle plum, peach and pineapple ripen over a white floral heart before melting into vanilla-kissed sandalwood; this 1-litre ready-to-use refill for the Lampe Berger catalytic lamp diffuses months of golden, sun-drenched warmth, the kind of scent that makes a living room in midwinter feel like a terrace overlooking the sea at the height of summer A pyramid gorged with sunshine: top notes of Mirabelle Plum, Peach and Pineapple tumble out in a juicy, exotic cascade the moment diffusion begins; heart notes of Jasmine, Ylang and Lily of the valley add the white floral breeze that keeps the fruit luminous rather than sticky; base notes of Sandalwood, Vanilla and Musk finish the composition with a creamy, sun-warmed softness that clings gently to the room like the memory of an afternoon on the beach Sunshine on demand thanks to the catalytic ritual: fill the lamp about two-thirds using the funnel, allow the wick about 20 minutes to soak, light the burner for about 2 minutes and blow out the flame; diffusion continues flame-free while the 2-in-1 system first helps neutralise the odours of cooking, sports kit or a shut-up house before releasing the fragrance, and the snuffer cap closes the parenthesis of summer the moment you decide the room is ready A litre of light that lasts: approximately 40 hours of catalytic use per bottle, around 160 hours of fragrance in total depending on room size and conditions — generous enough to carry a household from the January blues to the first real barbecue of spring; compatibility extends to all Lampe Berger and MAISON BERGER catalytic lamps fitted with a MAISON BERGER burner, so the very same golden scent can travel from the living room to the conservatory to the bedroom Made in France yet dreaming of the tropics, Fruity Sun flatters bright, sociable spaces: diffuse it before a summer party, let it warm a conservatory on a mild evening, or prescribe it against grey Monday mornings in the kitchen; it is the refill to gift friends who mourn the end of every holiday, and the one to keep for yourself when the suitcase is back in the attic but the memory of peaches eaten warm in the sun deserves to live on in the house