Culti

Roman Garden Diffuser

Culti devised this fragrance in homage to the Getty Museum – famously home to Greek and Roman antiquities. The aroma composition draws inspiration from ancient frescoes, libraries, and gardens. It features the mystical notes of myrrh and juniper combined with sesame and incense, finished with clearwood and oak moss. 

Italian fragrance brand Culti Milano is all about the culture of ambiance, that is, to experience our spaces as unique and welcoming environments. Creative director and founder Alessandro Agrati believes that spaces and objects could also have signature scents which led him to create home fragrances. As a home decorator himself, he had a talent for dressing spaces and understood the link between the world of design and the world of senses. The Culti Milano Diffuser is one of the label’s signature products. It is shaped like the milk bottle that was delivered to Agrati’s childhood home every morning. The soft and slender form of the packaging evokes familiarity and enriches your space discreetly. Some of the best-selling diffusers are the Classic Mountain and Mediterranea. The Saudi Arabia edit below also features room sprays, candles, car and home sachets, and refill granules.

• On first use, soak reeds for twenty-four hours before turning them over.
• Continue to turn reeds whenever the scent fades.
• The more often reeds are turned, the greater the intensity of the fragrance.
• To prolong the duration of the fragrance, avoid high temperatures, direct sunlight and rigorous air circulation that can speed up evaporation.