Linari Calla Room Diffuser Refill 500ml/16.9oz

Linari Calla Room Diffuser Refill is a 500ml/16.9oz fragrance oil refill in smoky tea, candied orange, and crystallized peach, for use with an existing Linari Calla diffuser vessel.

This refill matches the fragrance oil in the original Linari Calla Room Diffuser, formulated for the opaque satin Italian glass flacon and wenge wood lid rather than shipping as a new bottle. It's oil only, meant to top off an existing vessel.

Refill your Calla vessel to keep the cozy, afternoon-tea scent going through the fall and winter months, continuing the same smoky tea and candied fruit profile without replacing the glass and wood lid.

Pour the oil into the empty flacon, reinsert the reed sticks, and the fragrance builds gradually before settling into a steady release lasting roughly six months. This refill requires an existing Linari Calla glass vessel and wood lid; the full Linari Calla Room Diffuser is the place to start otherwise.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need the original diffuser to use this refill?
Yes, this refill is fragrance oil only, meant for an existing Linari Calla glass vessel and wood lid.

Is this scent seasonal?
Yes, it's best suited to fall and winter, matching the original Calla diffuser's positioning.

All refills come with new reeds. The price is $25 less than the cost of the full diffuser.

The LINARI diffusers distribute wonderful pleasant scents which seduce our senses. The evaporating sticks are made of high quality tropical plants and therefore are able to achieve an optimal capillary effect. The development of the fragrance is dependent on the speed at which the capillary sticks absorb the room fragrance. Within 1 - 2 hours of insertion the Eau de Parfum will have been absorbed to the height of the lid. After 5 - 7 days the liquid will have reached its highest level, approximately 10 - 15cm above the wooden lid. In general the life expectancy of LINARI room fragrances is 6 months, however they can last much longer. The evaporation rate, and therefore the average life expectancy is dependent on atmospheric conditions. Low humidity, low air pressure, high temperature or any combination of these conditions may decrease the evaporation time.