Room spray

With a room spray, you can give a space a fresh and cared-for scent in just a few seconds. Handy for moments when you want to quickly freshen things up, such as in the hallway, bathroom, living room or bedroom. In this collection, you’ll find scents that suit different spaces and moods, from floral and warm to fresh and light.

Why choose a room spray?

A room spray is an easy way to make your home just a little more personal. Fragrance has a big effect on how a space feels. A floral scent can be lovely in the bedroom, while citrus or linen works well in a workspace, toilet or hallway. Because you decide when and how much you spray, an interior perfume is also very practical to use.

Want to explore other fragrance solutions alongside a spray? Then discover our interior fragrances or combine them with fragrance sticks for a scent that lingers longer.

Which room spray suits your space?

For the living room

Here, choose a warm, inviting scent. Think soft floral notes, woody accents or a fresh fragrance that isn’t too overpowering. That way, the space stays pleasant for you and your guests.

For the bedroom

In the bedroom, soft and rounded scents often work best. Lightly spray into the room from a distance, for example a few minutes before going to sleep or before you start reading and relaxing.

For the bathroom or hallway

Fresh scents are a practical choice here. Cotton, linen and citrus quickly create a clean and cared-for feeling. Especially in smaller spaces, a room spray is handy because you can easily control the intensity.

Buying guide: what should you look for when buying a room spray?

• Space: for small spaces, a fresh, lighter scent is often pleasant. For larger spaces, you can also choose warmer or fuller scents.
• Usage moment: do you want to freshen up quickly after cooking, before guests arrive or as part of your evening routine? Choose a scent that fits.
• Intensity: some scents are subtle, others more noticeable. Always start with a few sprays and build up slowly.
• Combine: want the scent to last longer? Then use scented candles or fragrance sticks in the same fragrance family alongside your spray.

Practical usage and styling tips

A room spray is best used in the air and not directly on furniture or delicate fabrics. Place the bottle somewhere you can easily reach it, such as on a tray in the hallway, on a shelf in the bathroom or on a bedside table. That way, it becomes a regular part of your day.

Want a room to smell cared for all day long? Then combine your spray with fragrance sticks. The sticks provide a constant base, while the spray lets you quickly add extra fragrance when needed. If your sticks are almost empty, also check the refill for fragrance sticks.

Inspiration and advice

Can’t decide between different scents or want to know how to combine fragrance well at home? Then read our tips in Fragrance as styling: how to choose the right fragrance sticks and room spray or view How to choose the perfect scent for a calm and stylish home.

Frequently asked questions about room spray

How much room spray do you use each time?

Usually 2 to 4 sprays are enough. In a small space, you’ll use less than in an open living room. Always start with a little and see how strongly the scent spreads.

Can you use a room spray every day?

Yes, you can. Precisely because you control the amount, a room spray is suitable for daily use. Many people use it in the morning, after cleaning or just before guests arrive.

What is the difference between room spray and fragrance sticks?

A room spray works instantly and is ideal if you want quick results. Fragrance sticks release the scent gradually and continuously. Together, they form a practical combination.

Where is the best place to put a room spray?

Place the spray in a dry spot where you can easily reach it. Think of the hallway, bathroom, bedroom or living room. Avoid direct sunlight and keep it out of reach of children and pets.

Can you combine different scents in the home?

Yes, as long as the scents go well together. For example, choose a fresh base downstairs and a softer scent upstairs. Combining within one fragrance family often feels the calmest and most cared for.