Home fragrances: diffusers, candles and scents

The home fragrance section brings together two brands: Acqua Del Garda, a house from Verona focused on Lake Garda, with its diffusers and its toilet and perfume waters, and Wellmark, with its scented sticks, large candle and travertine accessories. Enough to fragrance a room and enhance the decor.

Fragrance a room, without candle or plug

The reed diffuser is the simplest way to introduce a scent into your home: the sticks dipped in the bottle absorb the fragrance and release it slowly. No flame, no plug needed.

It continuously scents discreetly and is suitable for hallways, bathrooms, and offices.

Acqua Del Garda, lake Garda in a bottle

Born in Verona, the Italian brand Acqua Del Garda draws its fragrances from the landscapes of Lake Garda: citrus fruits, olive trees, fig trees, vineyards, and flowers.

Its numbered diffusers showcase these accords: spices and grape seeds for N.1, fig and olive for N.2, sweet accord for N.3.

The olfactory families

Citrus

Lemon, verbena, citrus: fresh and lively notes, ideal for a kitchen, hallway, or bathroom.

Woody and spicy

Juniper, cedar, spices: warm notes suitable for a living room or office in autumn and winter.

Floral

Jasmine, rose, iris or orange blossom: soft notes for a bedroom or relaxation space.

Eaux de toilette and perfumes

The section also features the eaux de toilette, perfumes, and colognes from Acqua Del Garda, which share the same accords as the diffusers. This way, you can wear the fragrance that you diffuse at home.

Juniper and cedar, blackcurrant and rose, iris and orange blossom, lemon and verbena: each has its equivalent for the home.

Wellmark, the staging

Wellmark offers scented sticks, like Smells Like Home, and a large scented candle in a metal container. The brand completes the bathroom collection with a round travertine tray for placing the bottles and a wall mount for the bottles.

Accessories that turn a soap or diffuser into a decorative object.

Which format for which room?

Hallway: a reed diffuser with fresh notes that welcomes you at the door.
Living room: a scented candle for the evenings, a diffuser for the rest of the time.
Bathroom: a diffuser on a travertine tray.
Office: a discreet woody note that doesn’t distract.

Adjusting the intensity

The intensity is adjusted by the number of sticks: few for a small room, all for a large volume. Turning them occasionally rejuvenates the diffusion.

Properly placing your diffuser

Keep it away from direct sunlight, heating, and frequently opened windows: evaporation speeds up. Also, keep it out of reach of children's and pets' hands, on a coaster or tray, as the liquid can stain wood.

Using a scented candle properly

On the first lighting, let the candle burn until its entire surface is melted: it will then burn evenly. Trim the wick before each use, and never leave it burning unattended.

Travertine, the bathroom stone

Travertine is a limestone with small cavities, used in Italy since ancient times. A round tray made from this material gives a spa-like look to a sink: it can hold a diffuser, a soap, and a bottle of eau de toilette.

Fragrancing an office

In an office, a woody or citrus note keeps the atmosphere pleasant without distracting. Place the diffuser away from the screen and keyboard to avoid any spills on the equipment.

Combining multiple scents

From one room to another, stay within the same olfactory family to avoid scent clashes. A fresh note in the hallway and a more woody note in the living room remain harmonious.