Thematising through scent

In some spaces, a theme must be radiated. All sensory stimuli should connect to what you want your visitor to experience. Your visitor feels as if they are somewhere else for a moment. For example, imagining themselves in the time of a specific painting in a museum. Or be taken to a tropical island in a swimming paradise. Whatever your theme is, there is always a suitable scent to complete this sensory feast!

What kinds of scents can you think of? Is there artificial grass somewhere, but you want the visitor to imagine that they are standing on natural grass? Then you go for the scent oil Fresh Cut Grass. And what is a rose sauna without the scent of roses? The fruity, floral heart of the scent oil Funny Valentine creates a warm, velvety feeling and - you guessed it - the smell of roses. A slightly more general scent for themed spaces is Honeydew Melon. Its fruity notes provide a refreshing moment. The unfortunate thing about this scent? That you can't eat this one!

These scents are thematising

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What spaces and organisations is this suitable for?

If there’s one place where experience has a high priority, it’s at amusement parks and holiday resorts. Want to give your bungalows a theme? That’s possible! Or consider adding scent to an attraction in a theme park. It helps immerse your visitors even deeper into the story. Museums can also enhance their exhibit with thematic scents. Imagine standing before a Rembrandt painting from the 17th century: how would it have smelled back then? Retail stores can benefit too. Make a candy shop smell even sweeter, and you’ll have your customers’ mouth watering in no time!

Scent goal: thematising