Spaces
Scenting designedaround the room.
Hospitality, commercial and residential environments each need a different intensity curve. We engineer the whole programme — machines, blends and schedule.
Sectors
Hotel · Office · Home
Coverage
300–6,000 sq.ft
Control
Bluetooth
Install
HVAC or standalone
The lobby remembers you before the concierge does.
A consistent arrival scent lengthens dwell time, raises perceived cleanliness and turns a stay into a recollection guests can describe months later.
Focus has a smell, and it is not air conditioning.
Green and citrus accords keep open-plan floors alert through the afternoon, while neutralising the staleness of high occupancy and closed HVAC loops.
A home that greets you at the door.
Low-intensity scheduling across living areas and bedrooms builds a personal signature — calm in the evening, clear in the morning, never overwhelming.
Hospitality
A consistent arrival scent lengthens dwell time, raises perceived cleanliness and turns a stay into a recollection guests can describe months later.
- Lobby & arrival
- Corridors & lifts
- Spa & wellness
- Suites & turndown
0%
Higher recall of stay
Commercial
Green and citrus accords keep open-plan floors alert through the afternoon, while neutralising the staleness of high occupancy and closed HVAC loops.
- Reception
- Open-plan floors
- Meeting rooms
- Retail & showroom
0%
Reported focus lift
Residential
Low-intensity scheduling across living areas and bedrooms builds a personal signature — calm in the evening, clear in the morning, never overwhelming.
- Living areas
- Bedrooms
- Bathrooms
- Walk-in closets
0 dBA
Whisper operation
How a rollout works
Five steps fromsurvey to signature.
Site survey
Airflow, volume, occupancy patterns and HVAC access are measured per zone.
Machine map
Portable, wall-mount or HVAC-integrated units placed for even coverage.
Scent design
A signature accord chosen or composed against your brand adjectives.
Scheduling
Hour-by-hour intensity curves set through Bluetooth control.
Service
Refills, calibration checks and seasonal programme changes.