
Downtown Baby Room & Linen Spray - Tobacco • Vanilla • Tonka Bean
Transform your home into a captivating haven of scent with our new premium room and linen sprays. Expertly crafted, Little Paris room sprays offer an alternative to traditional home and linen fragrances.
Indulge in the art of scenting your home with our refined collection of room fragrances.
Top notes: Tobacco Leaves, Spices, Citrus
Heart notes: Tobacco, Tonka Bean, Vanilla, Cocoa
Base notes: Dried Fruits, Woody Notes, Amber
The story of the scent: A late Friday evening. Music plays softly, conversations hum, a fine clink rises from the cocktail glasses.
She was sitting at the imposing wooden bar. Your eyes meet as you approach. She wears a black dress and a fine, sweet yet sophisticated perfume. A seductive scent, wrapped in elegant, masculine accords of tobacco leaf with notes of tonka bean and a breath of vanilla, fills the whole room, and the emotions grow stronger.
This warm, intoxicating scent is sure to become one of your favourite scent memories.
100% natural wax
Hand poured
Our room and linen sprays offer a fine, effortless scent and a diffusion that makes sure your favourite fragrance stays where you spray it. Use them on bed linen, pillows, sofas, anywhere in the home that needs a little lift.
Room and linen sprays last longest when sprayed directly onto fabrics. The scent usually lasts longer on materials with a thicker weave.
Directions for use:
In the room: Spray into the air as often as needed, until you reach the desired intensity. Spraying directly onto walls is not recommended. Avoid spraying onto painted or varnished surfaces.
On fabrics: Spray onto the desired fabric from a distance of about 30 cm.
Shake well before use.
Directions for use:
On fabrics: Spray onto the desired fabric from a distance of about 30 cm.
Shake well before use.
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The story...
The story of Little Paris Atelier
Little Paris is a small atelier we started in the heart of Bucharest, where we create, with love and great care, fragrant stories with a Parisian air.
We began the Little Paris concept from a simple visit to a perfumery in St Germain, Paris, which evoked scented stories from the past.
poured by us. loved by you.
It smells exactly like my favourite perfume, which was discontinued. Thank you for bringing that experience back to me.🫶🏻🫶🏻🫶🏻
Roxana G.
Amazing scent. Delivered very quickly, it smells extraordinary in the house. Thank you :)
Ana F.
It smells wonderful. Made with love. Packed with care.
Raluca D.
Need help?
Frequently Asked Questions
Our pack contains 8 reeds, but if you prefer a lighter scent or are using the diffuser in a small room, such as a bathroom, you can choose to use fewer reeds, for example 5, for a more delicate scent, as fewer reeds mean slower diffusion.
If you prefer a stronger scent or are using the diffuser in a large room, such as an open-plan living area, you can use all 8 reeds provided, for a stronger scent, as more reeds mean faster diffusion.
Our diffusers can last around 2-3 months, depending on the conditions they are kept in. Several factors affect the life of the diffuser and the amount of scent it releases. These include:
- The number of reeds used - fewer (4-5) for slower absorption and diffusion. More (6-8) for faster absorption and diffusion. The number of reeds depends on the size of the room and the factors below
- The airflow around your diffuser (if it is near a fan, air conditioning or an open window, the reeds will absorb the oil faster) can affect the rate at which your fragrance oil diffuses.
- Placing it in strong direct sunlight in the warmer months or near a heater will increase absorption and diffusion, due to faster evaporation.
Whenever you notice the scent fading a little, or you would like an extra burst of fragrance. You should turn the reeds about once a week. However, do not turn them too often, as the more often you turn them, the faster the oil will disperse.
You could try turning the reeds upside down. This simple repositioning can give the diffusion process a little boost. When doing this, we strongly recommend doing it over a sink or placing a paper towel underneath, especially on wood or concrete surfaces, as the fragrance oil may drip from the reeds.
You should not need to replace the reeds within the 2-3 months, which is the standard time they should last if they have been set up and positioned correctly (that is, away from heat and direct sunlight, which can speed up diffusion and shorten the life of the diffuser). If you did not use all the reeds in the initial setup, you can try replacing some of the reeds with them.
You can also try turning them over. This usually starts the scenting process again. If this does not work, the diffuser's location may have had environmental factors that sped up diffusion, and there is no longer enough scent left for the diffuser to keep scenting the room.

