Le Labo Gives Its Home Diffuser a Minimal Makeover
The Santal 26 is made of reclaimed redwood from NYC’s water tanks.
Le Labo has returned with a reimagined version of its Home Diffuser, featuring a simpler design without the previous iteration’s vintage light bulb.
Handcrafted in Brooklyn, New York, the homeware piece is made of reclaimed wood sourced from the Big Apple’s water tanks. The exterior arrives in a deep patina hue caused by the weathering harsh elements, resulting in unique marks from the water tanks’ nails and girders. The hand-stamped motifs and built-in nebulizer, which helps break down the fragrance oil into a fine diffusive mist, round off the product.
Priced at $250 USD, the Santal 26 Home Diffuser — comprised of the diffuser body, a diffuser bulb and one diffuser oil — is now available via Le Labo’s website.
In case you missed it, check out the brand’s latest “THÉ MATCHA 26” perfume.
