The unique thing is that Maison Berger's catalytic fragrance lamps purify the air and remove unwanted odors while the fragrance lamp spreads a new lovely scent in the home. It removes cooking odors, smoke and other less desirable scents and you choose the new scent you want.
Maurice Berger was the pharmacist who founded and developed the catalytic fragrance lamp in Paris in 1898. Initially, the aim was to supply hospitals in Paris with these fragrance lamps to improve the air and get rid of odors and bacteria. Maurice Berger, the real name, patented the burner and the catalytic process at the heart of these fragrance lamps. The business developed strongly and today Maison Berger is represented in 56 countries with sales of around 800,000 fragrance lamps and 5 million liters of fragrance liquid/year.
Maison Berger's fragrance lamps are the original and the brand that stands for the highest quality with rigorous processes for function design and quality. Today, it collaborates with renowned French designers and perfume houses to offer the best not only in terms of function but also in terms of design and world-class fragrance. Among France's celebrities, Picasso always used Maison Berger's fragrance lamps and Coco Chanel used these lamps in her studios to reduce the smell of smoke from the textiles.