I've been spending more time at home, and my goal is to make my apartment as cozy as possible [1]. This means having cookware like dutch ovens [2] (because homemade bread [3] is most definitely cozy), eye masks [4], quality sheets, candles, comfy loungewear [5], and a minimal style when it comes to decor.
The latest cozy edition I've made to my apartment is the Vitruvi Stone Diffuser [6] ($123), and I can't get enough of it. A lot of my friends swear by diffusers and essential oils to help them feel more relaxed and they were not wrong at all. There are a lot of diffusers on the market but in my opinion, what sets the Vitruvi diffuser apart from other brands is the aesthetic.
This diffuser is made from a porcelain material with a stone finish, and the terracotta color reminds me of my love for Southwestern design and goes well with my terracotta planters and vases. I'd describe my apartment as minimal, and I love that this diffuser isn't excessively large and that it doesn't look like a traditional diffuser; instead, it reminds me of a simple piece of pottery.
I've never owned a diffuser before, but I do like that I have the ability to set the diffuser to run continuously for three hours, and on the days when I really need to chill (every day), I opt to use the seven-hour intermittent setting. I also like that in the event I forget to turn off the diffuser, it automatically shuts off once the time is up or the water runs out. Pro tip: Doing yoga or meditating while diffusing essential oils will leave you feeling extremely zen. I've been using this diffuser nonstop, and highly recommend it for anyone who needs a little more relaxation in their life.