Thuraya Air Freshener 300ml Lattafa

Thuraya Air Freshener by Lattafa captures the graceful tea and floral character of the Thuraya eau de parfum in a 300ml room spray made for everyday elegance. Named after the Pleiades star cluster, Thuraya is a softer, more contemplative scent than most Arabian releases: aromatic tea and red berries over calming lavender and magnolia, finished with vanilla and gentle woods. As a home fragrance it feels serene and beautifully put together, perfect for anyone who prefers their rooms scented with quiet sophistication rather than loud sweetness.

The Scent Journey

The Opening

The first mist carries a delicate infusion of tea brightened by red berries and a whisper of cardamom. It is a gentle, inviting start, more like steam rising from a fine teahouse blend than a conventional aerosol burst, and it makes a room feel calm and freshly settled within moments.

The Heart

The heart drifts in with lavender, magnolia and a soft green touch of geranium. This is where Thuraya shows its starry, feminine side: floral but airy, soothing rather than heady. Sprayed in a bedroom it reads almost like fresh linen laid over flowers, a peaceful accord that suits winding down at the end of the day.

The Dry Down

As the florals fade into the fabrics, a smooth base of vanilla, soft woods and black tea remains. The lingering impression is warm, lightly sweet and slightly smoky in the way of a good cup of tea, and it keeps the room subtly perfumed for hours after spraying.

Fragrance Notes

• Top notes: tea, red berries, cardamom
• Heart notes: lavender, magnolia, geranium
• Base notes: vanilla, woody notes, black tea

Longevity and Performance

Thuraya is a refined performer rather than a room filler. Two or three sprays scent an average room with a soft, even presence that lasts a good few hours, and the vanilla tea base holds on to cushions and bedding for longer. The 300ml canister offers months of regular use, and the gentle profile means you can refresh a room as often as you like without it ever feeling overdone.

When to Use It

This is a wonderful bedroom and bathroom scent, and equally lovely in reading corners, dressing rooms and anywhere you go to relax. Use it before bed, during a quiet afternoon, or to freshen guest rooms with something more thoughtful than standard citrus. Its cosy tea and vanilla warmth is suited to autumn and winter evenings, while the berries and florals keep it pleasant all year.

Thuraya Within the Lattafa Family

Thuraya sits among Lattafa's softer, more feminine creations, and it pairs naturally with the gentle florals in our Yara collection. For a richer room scent to alternate with, try the Khamrah Air Freshener, or browse everything in all products.

About Lattafa

Lattafa Perfumes, based in the United Arab Emirates, has earned a global reputation for crafting rich, characterful fragrances at remarkably fair prices. While the house is famous for its opulent ambers and ouds, releases like Thuraya show its quieter artistry, and this air freshener brings that same understated polish to home fragrance.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Thuraya a strong scent?

It is deliberately soft and elegant. It scents a room clearly but never dominates it, which makes it ideal for bedrooms and relaxing spaces.

Does it smell like the Thuraya perfume?

Yes, it follows the same tea, floral and vanilla composition as the eau de parfum, presented as a room spray.

Is it suitable for use around bedding?

A light mist over bedding or cushions works beautifully. Test a small hidden area first on delicate fabrics.

How long does the 300ml canister last?

With daily use, expect several months from a single canister.

Authenticity Guarantee

100% genuine Lattafa stock, dispatched quickly from our UK warehouse with free tracked delivery and backed by our money-back guarantee.

Final Thoughts

Thuraya Air Freshener is calm in a canister: fragrant tea, soft petals and a warm vanilla wood finish that turns any room into a retreat. If your idea of a well kept home smells gentle, polished and a little bit starlit, Thuraya was named for you.