Room spray is the format to choose when you want to decide exactly when to introduce a fragrance. In the Milano line, the bottle comes in 100 ml: a quick gesture to be incorporated into your home habits in moderation.
Air, surfaces, quantity
Official instructions suggest keeping the bottle upright and spraying into the air. Room spray is not intended for fabrics, furniture, or skin: always check the packaging instructions. Start with a small amount and assess how it is perceived in the room before adding more.
A good starting point is to choose a specific moment: upon returning home, after tidying up, or before sitting down to read. Associating the fragrance with a routine makes it easier to understand how much and when to use it.
Three characters to compare
Riviera opens with a fresh and aromatic path. Fiori Chiari moves between white flowers and soft nuances. Notturno guides lemon and ginger toward a base of cedar, amber, and sandalwood. These are KŌDŌ-approved choices: the selection depends on the presence you desire in the space.
Spray and diffuser together?
The brand suggests pairing them in the same fragrance: the reed sticks for continuous diffusion, the spray for occasional use. Start from the intensity already present and add only if desired. It is not necessary to use both to appreciate a composition.
A gesture that remains simple
Keep the bottle and use it according to the label, without decanting it into the reed diffuser. Each format has specific uses. If you are looking for a continuous presence, learn more about how to use diffusers and refills; if you are still choosing the character, consult the map of olfactory families.
Discover the KŌDŌ selection
Millefiori Milano: fragrances, formats, and availability, online and at KŌDŌ Boutique, via Tripoli 6/D, Turin.
Sources: Millefiori Milano — official deep dive. KŌDŌ editorial reading; consultation September 2026.