Rosso levanto marble—deep oxblood veined with white. No two bases are alike.
Product Details
A reed diffuser carved from rosso levanto marble, finished with a brushed brass collar and wooden reeds. A quiet, flame-free way to keep a room scented—and a sculptural stone object in its own right.
Like the rest of our stone collection, the base is cut from natural marble, so the veining on each piece is one of a kind. When the reeds retire, the stone stays—as an object, it earns its place on a shelf.
Natural rosso levanto marble base.
Brushed brass collar.
Wooden reeds included.
Flame-free home fragrance.
Part of the Fall 2026 collection.
How to Use+
Place the reeds in the base and flip them about once a week to refresh the scent throw. Rotate the base occasionally to enjoy the veining from every side.
Materials+
Rosso levanto marble, brushed brass, and wooden reeds. Natural stone—color and veining vary from piece to piece.
A Note from the Founders
“Stone that stays, scent that moves quietly through the room. It belongs to the same ritual as our vessels—simply without the flame.”
Kiabeth & Kiaredza
Materials
Stone, Brass, and Wood
Rosso Levanto Marble
A deep oxblood Italian marble veined in white. Each base is cut from natural stone, so no two are alike.
Brushed Brass
The collar is finished in brushed brass that will develop a soft patina over time.
Wooden Reeds
Natural reeds carry the scent up from the reservoir and release it slowly into the room.
Tips from the Lavalle Haus Team
Make the Most of Your Diffuser
01
Flip the Reeds Weekly
Flipping the reeds refreshes the scent throw. Fewer reeds for a softer presence, more for a stronger one.
02
Protect Delicate Surfaces
Stone and brass are substantial—use a small felt pad on fine wood furniture.
03
Let It Live in the Open
Diffusers work best with gentle air movement—an entryway, a bathroom counter, a shelf you pass daily.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is each piece really unique?+
Yes—the base is cut from natural rosso levanto marble, so the veining and depth of color vary from piece to piece. The one you receive is one of one.
How do I care for the marble?+
Wipe with a soft, dry cloth. Avoid harsh cleaners—natural stone prefers to be left alone.
How is this different from the candles?+
Same stone-first philosophy, no flame. It scents a room continuously and doubles as a sculptural object—ideal for spaces where you would not leave a candle burning.
