🌿 Indigo Cotton Scented Drawer Liners by Michel Design Works: Refresh Your Space with Stylish Fragrance Review

High quality paper, made in the USA, which is something I always care about. I'm willing to pay a little more for it. I would prefer the smell of lavender but once the gardenia is gone I will add a drop of lavender oil. Gardenia is not sweet, but very pleasant.

Really nice drawer liners. The scent is light and fresh. But not overwhelming. There is no gluing so you will have to be patient for the sheets to lay flat. Does a great job of adding smoothness to the bottom of a drawer that may be unfinished to keep your clothes from sticking or snagging. This is great value.

It's beautiful and the aroma is wonderful and not heavy. The only thing I haven't decided yet is that the print is large and not like most shelf products. small repeating pattern. But the scenes are absolutely beautiful and should make a nice addition to any drawers around the house!

I love Michel's stuff and especially the scents and the only thing wrong with these earbuds was that they barely smelled when I got them, maybe they were too old and were $20 each. Pop, it's not appreciated. So after putting it in my drawers, the faint but pleasant smell of Indigo Cotton was completely gone within 3-4 days!

To be honest, this is not my favorite scent, but I knew it when I bought it. What I really liked is the design. I used it to line drawers in a Florida beach house and it's perfect. The paper is thick enough to be strong enough not to accidentally tear, but not so thick that it is difficult to cut or fold. This paper is priced similarly to other paper brands, but I find Michel's paper products to be the prettiest.

Very pleasant aroma. It's VERY powerful right out of the box and lingers in the air. It took about 2-3 days for the smell to subside to the point where it's only noticeable after opening the boxes. Now a few weeks later it's great. I am planning a different scent for my daughter's room. It's also a plus that it's oversized. Rather than having to deal with an oversized liner that shifts in the drawer, this liner can be trimmed down to size.

I recently bought an old, restored chest of drawers. It was exactly what I was looking for. In my excitement, I didn't realize that the inside of the drawers was still sticky from the new finishes. I tried waiting a few days for it to dry, but I quickly got tired of all my clothes sitting on the dresser. I remembered my mom always had beautiful paper shelves in her drawers, so I hopped on Revane and did a quick search. I found many beautiful suggestions from Michael Design Works. It was hard to