HAY Chim Chim Scent Diffuser, Light Beige, ceramic tealight scent diffuser, packshot on a plain white background
HAY Chim Chim Scent Diffuser, Light Beige, ceramic tealight scent diffuser, lit on a blue tray table beside a bed and a red wall
HAY Chim Chim Scent Diffuser, Light Beige, ceramic tealight scent diffuser, glowing on a white windowsill beside yellow incense coils
HAY Chim Chim Scent Diffuser, Light Beige, ceramic tealight scent diffuser, on a cream cabinet in a green tiled bathroom with an oil bottle
HAY Chim Chim Scent Diffuser, Light Beige, ceramic tealight scent diffuser, lit on a side table by a bed with blue linen and a red wall
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Chim Chim Scent Diffuser, Light Beige

Designed for HAY by Japanese Ryosuke Fukusada and Portuguese designer Rui Pereira, Chim Chim offers a functional and decorative design for burning oils to create your favourite room fragrance. It is ideal for using in bathrooms and other rooms in the home.

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Details

Ø2.6" x 5.7"H
Materials
Porcelain
Notes
For burning oils.

HAY, founded in Copenhagen in 2002 by Mette and Rolf Hay, brings the standards of Danish furniture design to the objects of everyday life. Its accessories are developed with designers including Jasper Morrison, Muller Van Severen and Rui Pereira. Colour is used deliberately rather than decoratively, and each piece is made to be handled daily rather than kept for occasions.

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HAY, founded in Copenhagen in 2002 by Mette and Rolf Hay, brings the standards of Danish furniture design to the objects of everyday life. Its accessories are developed with designers including Jasper Morrison, Muller Van Severen and Rui Pereira. Colour is used deliberately rather than decoratively, and each piece is made to be handled daily rather than kept for occasions.