Le Diffuser - Ernesto

Ernesto brings the smoky, after-dark side of Trudon into a room without lighting a match. Tobacco and leather are the heart of it, with citrus and a little rum at the opening. We like it in a den or living room, especially for someone who finds most home fragrances too sweet.

A friend introduced us to Trudon, and we couldn't get over the scents. The house began as a Paris candle shop in 1643 and went on to light Versailles. Its candles are still made in Normandy, poured into hand-shaped Tuscan glass inspired by champagne buckets, with labels placed by hand. We love the way a Trudon scent changes a room, and the perfumes that let you take one with you.