At the dawn of the 20th century, the study of beauty was exploring new avenues and Cubism was drawing its path, in a straight line. In the 70s, geometry was the ruler, but it was rounded, and slightly psychedelic. The start of this century witnessed the renewal of graphic trends borrowed from the past, and often revisited with mischief.In keeping with the times, Maison Berger Paris has invited Armand Delsol, from the De Vog design agency, to dream up a series of contemporary perfuming objects for the home. The Liquorice Geometry lamp is part of this graphical series. It features multiple faces, sharp angles and a meticulously made glass body, where the impeccable graphics rival only with originality. A fragrance diffuser that stands out through its unusual, slightly mysterious liquorice colour; a grey which enhances its subtle violet reflections. The Cotton Caress Home Fragrance, with its velvety and light composition, will go perfectly with this Liquorice Geometry Lampe Berger. The top notes play out a floral and fresh composition, before revealing a powdery heart, nestled on a soft and comfortable base of vanilla and musk. Have any questions about Maison Berger? Simply click here to go to our Maison Berger FAQ page.