Written by: Millie Breakspeare
As the leaves change and the air chills, we feel the urge to breathe autumn into every part of our homes to create our dream cosy sanctuary. One way to fully immerse yourself in the season is the use of different scents throughout the space, so you always get a whiff of a delightful autumnal aroma.
There are many ways you can introduce lovely fragrances into your home – the most popular being candles and diffusers. Our TruGlow AIR® Candle offers the best of both worlds; it can be used year after year and avoids any naked flames near soft furnishings, but still casts cosy candlelight to make your home snug as a bug in a rug.
Fragrance is one of the most underrated style choices we make. It's the statement nobody sees but everyone remembers. So, if you're still trying to find the perfect scent for the season, here's how to match it to the autumn aesthetic that feels most like you.
Signature notes: cashmere, sandalwood, soft musk, vanilla
If your autumn style leans toward chunky knits, muted neutrals, and simple porcelain accents, your scent should feel like a cosy jumper. Think warm, elegant and understated — nothing too loud or brash. Sandalwood and soft musk bases work beautifully here, offering warmth without heaviness. Add a touch of vanilla or cashmere for comfort.
Our Dusk oil takes it a step further by combining the soft scent of lavender with sweet vanilla, and woody, powdery undertones of musk for a gentle and warm fragrance, perfect for relaxing with a good book on gloomy autumn evenings.
Signature notes: dark rose, amber, patchouli, clove
For the people who love statement pieces, dramatic flair, and lean towards characterful vintage décor. This style calls for a fragrance with depth and a bit of edge — florals that lean dark rather than delicate. Amber and patchouli give a rich, grounded base, while a hint of clove or black pepper adds the spice that makes guests stop and take stock of the seasonal wonder perfuming the air.
The rich floral notes of Ylang Ylang, underpinned by the sweet woodiness of patchouli, in our Dawn oil make a luxurious and rounded fragrance with an aromatic edge. It’s an invigorating scent for when you settle in to watch your first gothic horror film of the year.
Signature notes: cedar, smoke, crisp citrus
Wreaths and garlands, foliage, and beautiful autumnal colour palettes — if the season is all about bringing the outdoors in for you, and embracing the wonder of nature in your home, your scent should embody this and add to the aesthetic. Cedar is the backbone here: green, woody, and slightly dry. A touch of smoke evokes bonfires without going full campfire, and a citrus top note brings a lightness during daylight hours.
The Autumn and Winter 01 oil curates a scent containing notes of cedar balanced against the rich spiciness of Frankincense. This is a restful and warming fragrance for the colder months, a warm hug when you walk in from spending the day in the chilly outdoors.
Signature notes: cardamom, cinnamon, orange peel, incense
If your home this season is full of colour, layered textures, and luxurious pumpkin decorations that bring sparkle to the space, you want a scent that matches that energy. This is where the classic "pumpkin spice" may initially come into play, but why not skip the sweet syrupy version and go for real spice: cardamom, cinnamon bark, dried orange peel, and a thread of incense for something a little more substantial and brings more of a kick.
Go traditional but bold with our Autumn and Winter 02 scent. Fresh orange notes combine with sweet, smooth cinnamon and spicy cloves to make a rich, seasonal aroma which will warm your home.
There’s a variety of seasonal scents you can choose from to bring the joy of autumn into your home. Don’t be afraid to mix and match or switch between fragrances to create the perfect ambience that fits your style, it is the season of change after all.
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