The mist edit
For spaces that need an immediate reset.Find your instant reset.
WAFT room and linen mists are made for fast fragrance impact across air and suitable fabrics. Spray into the room, lightly mist bedding or refresh soft furnishings when the space needs to smell sorted without lighting, melting or waiting. Thirteen scents for rooms and suitable fabrics. Pick the mood you want to bring home.
01 / Instant atmosphere
Spray.
Reset.
The format for when the room needs to get itself together immediately. A few sprays shift the air without asking you to light a candle, warm wax or wait for reeds to catch up. A few sprays for a room that needs to get itself together. No warm-up required.
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02 / Air + fabric
Let it
linger.
Air gives you the first impression. Fabric can hold the fragrance closer for longer. Lightly mist suitable bedding, curtains, cushions or other soft furnishings when you want the scent to stay after the initial spray settles. Lightly mist suitable fabrics and let the scent settle. Patch test first and allow fabric to dry.
Scent direction
Pick the mist your room needs before people arrive.Find your scent.
This is an editorial fragrance index: start with the atmosphere you want, then go straight to the mist that fits the space. Choose a direction, then explore the mists that match.
Fresh + Clean4 scents
Green + Herbal2 scents
Warm + Sweet3 scents
Woody + Spicy2 scents
Soft Florals2 scents
Fresh + Clean
For bathrooms, bedding, post-clean resets and rooms that need to smell like someone has standards.
Green + Herbal
For kitchens, workspaces and daytime clarity. Green, sharp and quietly opinionated.
Warm + Sweet
For bedrooms, evenings and softening a space. Warm enough to linger, not sweet enough to annoy everyone.
Woody + Spicy
For living rooms, evenings and mood setting. More backbone than a generic fresh-linen spray.
Soft Florals
For linens, wardrobes and subtle everyday scent. Floral, but with enough structure to stay modern.
Why mist behaves differently
Fast fragrance is a feature, not a compromise.Fragrance on your terms.
Mists are built for immediacy. They give you direct control over where fragrance goes and when it appears, which makes them useful for quick room resets, fabric scenting and topping up other home-fragrance formats. Choose where the scent goes and when the room needs a lift.
Immediate
No warm-up time. Spray when you want the room to change now rather than eventually.Spray when the room needs a lift.
Fabric holds
Suitable fabrics can retain fragrance differently from open air, giving the scent another place to settle.Suitable fabrics give scent a place to settle.
Easy to top up
Add another light mist later instead of committing to a continuous fragrance source.Refresh with a light mist when needed.
Layerable
Use the mist for the first hit, then let a candle, melt or diffuser carry the atmosphere underneath it.Pair with other home-fragrance formats.
Choose by moment
What exactly are you trying to reset?Pick your moment.
The same bottle can do several jobs. Start with where you want the scent to land and how quickly you need it there. One bottle, a few ways to change the atmosphere.
The room needs help immediately.Quick room reset
Spray into the air for the fastest fragrance shift before guests, after cleaning or whenever the atmosphere has gone missing.Spray lightly into the air for a quick fragrance lift.
The bedding needs to feel finished.Fresh bedding
Lightly mist suitable bedding, allow it to dry and let the fragrance settle closer to where the room actually lives.Lightly mist suitable bedding and allow to dry.
I want the scent to stay in the background.Soft furnishings
Use a light mist on suitable soft furnishings instead of repeatedly filling the air with fragrance.A light mist on suitable fabrics for subtle scent.
I already have a candle or diffuser going.Layered fragrance
Use the mist as the immediate top note, then let the slower format carry the room afterwards.Combine with other formats for immediate and lasting presence.
How to use
Mist questions, before the sofa gets involved.Before you spray.
Spray with restraint, patch test delicate fabrics and give fragranced fabric time to dry before direct skin contact. The goal is atmosphere, not saturation.
How do I use room and linen mist?
Spray lightly into the air or onto suitable fabrics such as bedding, cushions, curtains and linens. Start with less and build only if the room needs more.
Can I use it on bedding?
Yes. Use a light mist and allow the fabric to dry before direct skin contact. Avoid over-saturating the material.
How long does the fragrance last?
Longevity depends on the fragrance, fabric type, airflow and how much you spray. Fabric can hold scent differently from open air.
Can I layer it with candles, melts or diffusers?
Yes. Use the mist for an immediate fragrance lift, then let candles, wax melts or diffusers provide the slower background scent.
Should I test it on fabric first?
Yes. Patch test delicate, pale, vintage or speciality fabrics in an inconspicuous area before broader use. Avoid polished, painted or fragile surfaces.
The WAFT / Room + Linen Mists
The fastest way to make the room feel like you meant it.Ready for a reset?
Spray the air. Mist the linen. Layer it with something slower when the room deserves the full treatment. Find the scent. Give the room a little attitude.