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FRAGRANCE
Langa Fiorita home fragrance evokes the scent of freshly washed linen drying under the warm summer sun of the Piedmont countryside.

Notes of lavender, bergamot and jasmine bring a fresh, clean character, blending with white musk and sandalwood to create an olfactory signature that is delicate yet distinctive in every space.

CHROMOTHERAPY
Langa Fiorita has a soft straw-yellow hue.

Like many shades of yellow, it brings a sense of joy, refinement and positivity to your favourite surroundings.

Whether at home, in the office, in a showroom or in a guest room, Langa Fiorita is a touch of understated elegance with a universally appealing character.

NOTES OF PIEDMONT
Langa Fiorita is a celebration of meadows in bloom at the beginning of summer.

Lavender plays the leading role in this fragrance. Its cultivation was introduced in Piedmont as early as the 19th century, particularly in the province of Cuneo, in

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Langa Fiorita

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FRAGRANCE
Langa Fiorita home fragrance evokes the scent of freshly washed linen drying under the warm summer sun of the Piedmont countryside.

Notes of lavender, bergamot and jasmine bring a fresh, clean character, blending with white musk and sandalwood to create an olfactory signature that is delicate yet distinctive in every space.

CHROMOTHERAPY
Langa Fiorita has a soft straw-yellow hue.

Like many shades of yellow, it brings a sense of joy, refinement and positivity to your favourite surroundings.

Whether at home, in the office, in a showroom or in a guest room, Langa Fiorita is a touch of understated elegance with a universally appealing character.

NOTES OF PIEDMONT
Langa Fiorita is a celebration of meadows in bloom at the beginning of summer.

Lavender plays the leading role in this fragrance. Its cultivation was introduced in Piedmont as early as the 19th century, particularly in the province of Cuneo, in