Think about the room before choosing a fragrance. A bright entrance may call for citrus. A quiet corner can feel at home with soft tea or woody notes. Try a sample in the space itself and give it time to settle.
Coverage figures are a starting point. Ceiling height, ventilation, open doors and room layout affect how scent travels. Compare the units carefully: cubic metres describe room volume, while square metres and square feet describe floor area.
Consider where your guests first enter, how long they spend in a space and the atmosphere your brand creates. A considered scent schedule and regular care can help you maintain a recognisable welcome.