Solutions
Solutions
The same diffuser behaves differently in different spaces. These are default configurations by space type — verified on site by an advisor.
01 — Hotels & Resorts
Hotels & resorts
Lobbies need recognition, corridors need restraint, rooms need silence. Layer the scent so guests experience continuity without repetition.
- Lobby: W1500 or GAS-300HF
- Corridors: S-200 ceiling
- Guest rooms: W301 / GAS-10N
02 — Retail
Retail
Scent is the fourth wall of a store. Schedule it to opening hours, create the first olfactory memory at the entrance and hold it at the till.
- Entrance: W301 / GAS-300HF
- Fitting area: W306
- Counter: W303
03 — Offices & Parks
Offices & parks
Workplace scent should be low-intensity and low-interference. Prioritise lobbies, lift areas and meeting rooms; avoid dense desk zones.
- Lobby: W1500
- Lift lobby: S-200
- Meeting rooms: W301
04 — Dining & Clubs
Dining & clubs
Control front-of-house and washrooms separately so scent never competes with food. Evening venues can run warmer, stronger profiles.
- Front of house: W306
- Washrooms: S-300
- Private rooms: W303
05 — Healthcare
Healthcare & senior care
Low intensity, controllable and easy to clean. Focus on public areas and corridors, never high-intensity scenting in consulting or patient rooms.
- Corridors: S-200
- Waiting areas: W301
- Public washrooms: S-300
06 — Home & Auto
Home & automotive
Small spaces demand restraint. Run low intensity intermittently for a scent that is present rather than announced.
- Living room: GAU-01
- Bedroom: GAS-10N
- Car: portable diffuser
Make the next person who walks in remember it.
Tell us the space, the volume and the feeling you want. We reply with a configuration and fragrance direction within 48 hours.
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