When the days get longer, we may desire a different way of experiencing our home. Millefiori seasonal guides explore flowers, citrus, and fresh accords. At KŌDŌ, we view them as possibilities to compare, leaving the final word to personal taste.
The flower, with different nuances
Fiori Chiari encounters gardenia, rose, and violet, followed by jasmine and lily of the valley. Rose Espresso, on the other hand, brings rose alongside coffee beans, on a soft base. The presence of a floral note does not make two fragrances similar: observe the composition as a whole, especially if you are looking for something different from a classic bouquet.
Fruit and aromatic accents
Fresia e Pera starts with pear, apple, and peach, passing through a heart of freesia, rose, and jasmine. Riviera follows a greener, more aromatic direction, with lemon, eucalyptus, lavender, mint, and thyme. Comparing them helps distinguish between fruity freshness and a sensation linked to herbs.
Sweetness can have a marine nuance
Honey & Sea Salt pairs honey with a marine accord. It is an option for those who wish to retain a sweet component even in the brighter months, exploring a contrast different from that of vanilla and woods.
Change season, without changing everything
You can start with just one room or a spray format, evaluating the fragrance during the times when the space is lived in. For diffusers, avoid direct sunlight and heat sources, following the instructions on the packaging.
The season is a starting point for selection, not a deadline: a fresh composition can accompany you all year round. Learn more about how to read olfactory notes and how to use room spray as needed; the complementary journey is the home in the cold months.
Discover the KŌDŌ selection
Millefiori Milano: fragrances, formats, and availability, online and at KŌDŌ Boutique, via Tripoli 6/D, Turin.
Sources: Millefiori Milano — official in-depth analysis, Millefiori Milano — official in-depth analysis. KŌDŌ editorial reading; consultation September 2026.