QIMMAH For Women Air Freshener

Qimmah Room Spray by Lattafa: Coffee, Tuberose and Vanilla for Home

Think of Qimmah as a way to bring perfume-style richness into a room. This aerosol air freshener from Lattafa is designed to fill a space with the warmth and charm usually associated with a fine fragrance.

The name means peak or summit, and it fits the product’s high-end intent as well as the generous way it fills a room.

Fragrance Notes

• Top Notes: Almond, Coffee.
• Middle Notes: Tuberose, Jasmine, Tonka.
• Base Notes: Vanilla, Cocoa, Sandalwood.

The first note to register is roasted almond, joined by a dark, rich coffee. Together they give the room a nutty, welcoming warmth that feels comforting rather than sharp.

Tuberose and jasmine bring a lush, white-floral richness to the middle. Tonka adds a sweet, powdery softness that gives the air a velvety quality and a cosy feel.

The base is creamy and smooth. Vanilla, cocoa and sandalwood form a rich, woody foundation that rounds out the scent and lingers in the room.

A Spray Built for Home

Lattafa is known for adapting its perfume know-how into home products, and this aerosol follows that idea. The format spreads quickly through the room, so the atmosphere changes in a matter of moments.

Because the spray is designed to fill a space rather than sit on the skin, the balance of coffee and florals is what matters most. The creamy base keeps the mix from feeling thin, and the result is an air that feels rich without being overpowering.

Where It Suits

Qimmah suits anyone who loves warmth, sweetness and luxury at home, and it is a natural pick for living rooms and bedrooms. It is especially appealing in the cooler seasons, when a rich, cosy scent feels most welcome.

Accessible Luxury for the Home

Lattafa offers this luxury feel at an accessible price, giving a polished atmosphere to a room without a premium outlay.

Final Thoughts

If you want your home to feel as considered as your wardrobe, Qimmah is a rich and inviting choice. Test the spray in one room first to see how the warmth settles.