1. What are scent zones and why do they work?
Scent zones are intentional aroma cues linked to specific rooms or functions. Your brain quickly associates scent with mood - using this link can support emotional transitions and reinforce calm, focus, or rest.
2. Which scents are best for each room?
Bedroom: Lavender, sandalwood, or chamomile for calm and sleep
Bathroom: Citrus or rosemary for freshness and uplift
Living Area: Amber, vanilla, or cedar for warmth and connection
Workspace: Peppermint or eucalyptus to support mental focus
Choose scents based on how you want each room to feel.
3. How do you layer scent throughout your home?
Use one clear scent per space via candles, diffusers, or sprays. Keep it subtle - layered scent should feel like a background rhythm, not a fragrance overload. Swap seasonally or based on mood shifts.
4. How can scent rituals enhance your connection to home?
Lighting a specific candle in a room becomes a mood ritual. For example, lavender in the bedroom signals rest, while sandalwood in the living room helps you wind down after social time or work.