Jo Malone London Just Gave the Tomato Vine Scent Trend a New Look in These Vibrant Limited Edition Ceramics

And after smelling the scents in person, it might be the best way to revisit the fragrance this season

A green reed diffuser, scented candles, and hand wash from Jo Malone London in a garden surrounded by green heirloom tomatoes
Last year's tomato girl summer lives on, and I'm here for it.
(Image credit: Jo Malone London)

Last summer, tomato was the theme on everyone's palette. The juicy fruit went from being just another salad ingredient to the main character of most home fragrance stories. And while it used to be all about the earthy sweetness of the tomato, this year I'm calling on the green vine to scent my space.

Luckily for me, Jo Malone London just launched a redesigned Green Tomato Vine Candle and Reed Diffuser in limited edition ceramic vessels that elevate the fragrance experience of the tomato scent trend.

So, if you want to make your home smell good for the season, and dress up the way you curate your indoor atmosphere, this is my recommendation of the moment.

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Alongside the Green Tomato Vine collection, Jo Malone has also launched a delicious Velvety Butternut Cologne that took my breath away. But until they answer my prayers and turn it into a room spray, sign up for the Livingetc newsletter to keep up with all things chic home fragrance.

Amiya Baratan
Content Editor

Amiya is a Content Editor at Livingetc. With a Masters Degree in Magazine Journalism from City, University of London, she has lent her words to beauty, fashion, and health sections of lifestyle publications including Harper’s Bazaar and Women’s Health. Her past experience as a research analyst has equipped her with an eye for emerging trends. Nearing 3 years at Livingetc, she has spent countless hours visiting showrooms, attending design events like WOW!House and interviewing contemporary interior designers, with a special interest in home wellness. Off the clock, she can be found flipping through glossy pages, listening to her daylist, or overanalyzing her Co-Star.