MAISON Berger Virginia Cedarwood Lamp Refill 1 litre

A forest with the polish of fine joinery: Virginia Cedarwood opens on pine sharpened with orange and lemon, takes an unexpected turn through clove and coconut, then descends into a deep base of cedarwood, sandalwood and gaiac. Resinous, warm and quietly masculine, this MAISON BERGER woody signature gives a room the presence of panelled walls and well-read shelves - character you can breathe, without a speck of sawdust. Character, measured by the litre. A woody pyramid drawn by French perfumers: top notes of pine, orange and lemon lend the opening a resinous freshness lifted by citrus; heart notes of clove and coconut add spice and a smooth, rounded warmth; base notes of cedarwood, sandalwood and gaiac form the deep timber foundation. As your Lampe Berger diffuses, the woods gain depth hour after hour, settling in the way good furniture settles into an old house. Woods this deep are built, not blended. The catalytic ritual, unchanged in spirit since 1898: fill the lamp two-thirds using the funnel, let the wick soak for about 20 minutes, light the burner for about 2 minutes and blow out the flame; diffusion then continues flame-free until you replace the snuffer cap. The 2-in-1 system helps neutralise odours first - cooking, tobacco, pets, damp - and perfumes second, so the cedar arrives in a room already refreshed. Precision suits a fragrance like this. One litre of ready-to-use woody fragrance, no blending required: approximately 40 hours of catalytic use and about 160 hours of fragrance depending on conditions - a sensible reserve for a scent that quickly becomes a daily habit. Compatible with all Lampe Berger and MAISON BERGER catalytic lamps fitted with a MAISON BERGER burner, the large format keeps your study, snug or sitting room in steady supply all season. Good wood deserves a good reserve. Made in France by the fragrance house founded in 1898, Virginia Cedarwood belongs in studies lined with books, living rooms with deep armchairs and hallways of houses with history; light it in the evening or after cooking to trade kitchen air for forest calm. A confident gift for lovers of woody perfumery, for new homeowners and for anyone whose idea of luxury is a room that smells of resin, timber and time well spent. Quiet rooms rarely smell this good.