Diffuser concepts
Discuss the scent character, base and diffusion format you are considering.
ATMOSPHERE, THROUGH FRAGRANCE
A feeling.
A place.
An impression.
Explore a scent direction for homes, shared spaces and hotels and guest spaces.
ROOM FRAGRANCES
Give your space
a signature.
The right atmosphere begins with a clear scent direction.
From a quiet room to a welcoming lobby, fragrance can be part of the experience you create. Tell Carolina about your concept and we can discuss a relevant selection of concentrated fragrance oils.
Start with the format, the space and the mood. Product suitability and performance need to be evaluated in the intended base and delivery system.
Discuss your briefOne atmosphere.
Different formats.
Candles & room products
Explore a direction for candle or room-fragrance concepts, with evaluation in the actual product base.
Hotels & guest spaces & shared spaces
Begin with the guest experience and location, then discuss your intended scenting system.
A CONSIDERED SELECTION
An atmosphere
worth remembering.
A useful room-fragrance brief connects the scent with its setting. Bring the details that will help us narrow the sample direction.
- Your space, concept and audience
- Fragrance mood and intensity preference
- Base and intended delivery format
- Evaluation needs and target quantity
A LITTLE MORE CLARITY
Good questions.
Clear answers.
Do you supply finished diffusers or machines?
This enquiry route focuses on fragrance oils and scent selection. Include any finished-product or equipment needs in your brief so availability can be discussed separately.
Can the same fragrance work in every format?
Suitability depends on the exact fragrance, base and format. Evaluate the sample in your intended application and request the relevant supporting documentation.
How do we begin?
Share your setting, scent direction, intended format and quantity. We can then discuss a focused sample selection and product-specific quotation.
YOUR NEXT CHAPTER
Let’s shape your
atmosphere.
Share your application, direction and quantity.
We will take the conversation from there.