Fragrance can be a personal part of decorating a room. A floral, citrus, woody or herbal note offers a different scent profile, while the container and finish contribute to the look of a space. This guide covers fragrance preferences and presentation.
Start with the scent profile
Compare the fragrance notes listed for each product. Floral, citrus, woody and herbal descriptions are useful starting points, but two products with the same named note can smell different. Choose according to your own preferences.
Match the accessory to the space
Consider the size of the item, the finish of its container and the other objects around it. A small arrangement might include a candle, a decorative dish or a fragrance accessory, with enough clear space for each item's intended use.
Read the product information
Check the stated contents, dimensions and directions for the exact item you are considering. A candle, a diffuser and a fragrance oil are different products; do not transfer directions from one format to another.
Follow the supplied directions
Use each item only as directed on its label and in its supplied instructions. Check any ventilation, placement, storage and handling information before use. For candles, follow the maker's fire-safety and burn instructions.
Choose the details you enjoy
Color, texture, scent and presentation can guide your choice. Compare the actual product photographs, included items and price so that your selection matches the order you intend to place.
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