Two products that solve two different problems. The Reed Diffuser holds a steady scent all day without being touched. The Room Spray handles the ten minutes before guests arrive. Same fragrance in both, so the second reads as more of the first rather than something new, and the room never smells like two ideas at once. It also happens to be the easiest gift in the collection.

- A Reed Diffuser for constant scent, a Room Spray for instant
- Both in the same fragrance, layered rather than competing
- Nothing to plug in, nothing to burn
- 4 oz of perfume in the diffuser, refillable when it runs low
- Two sprays resets a room in seconds
- Arrives ready to gift, and it looks like it cost more

Two speeds of the same scent. The reeds draw perfume up continuously for an even
baseline you stop noticing after a day. The spray sits on top of it for the moments that need more. Because both carry the same fragrance, layering them reads as depth rather than clutter, which is exactly what a single product cannot do on its own.

1. Reed Diffuser: insert the reeds, place it where air moves, and let them
   saturate for about an hour. Flip them every few days.
2. Room Spray: two or three short bursts toward the center of the room, at
   arm's length, away from fabric.
3. Use the diffuser daily. Reach for the spray before people arrive.

- One Reed Diffuser: glass vessel, 4 oz of cosmetic grade
  perfume, bamboo reeds
- One Room Spray