Fragrance oils for use in Origins Of diffusers. These are concentrated oils. A small amount scents a full room and holds through several hours of continuous diffusion. The range covers citrus, floral, fresh, and woody scents, with the notes for each listed on its product page. Bottle sizes and prices are shown on each product.
Fresh and powdery. Grapefruit and mint over iris, settling on soft musk and amber. Syria is clean and a little unexpected. It opens on grapefruit and mint, crisp, green and bright. Then turns soft and powdery as jasmine and iris come through. It settles on musk, iris and amber: gentle, slightly powdery, quietly warm. A fresh, refined scent that feels clean without being sharp, and soft without being sweet.
Warm, sweet and grounding. Coffee and vanilla over amber, jasmine and cashmere wood. Germany is the cosiest scent in the range. It opens on coffee and vanilla, warm, sweet and immediately comforting, like a room you don't want to leave. Amber and jasmine round out the middle, and it settles deep on vanilla, patchouli and cashmere wood. Rich and enveloping, a scent for cold evenings, soft light and rooms made for staying in.
Calm and clean. Tea and lemon over jasmine, settling on warm amber and sandalwood. Harmony does what its name says. It opens light and clean, white tea and lemon, then moves through oolong tea and jasmine, a quiet, almost meditative middle. It settles on amber, musk and sandalwood: warm, soft and grounding. A balanced, understated scent built for calm rooms and unhurried days, with nothing that asks for attention.
Warm wood and quiet sweetness. Agarwood and sandalwood over a soft vanilla base. Oud Wood is the comfortable end of oud, warm and smooth rather than smoky and sharp. A clean opening of eucalyptus and lemon lifts it, then it moves quickly into wood. Agarwood, cedarwood and patchouli build a rich, rounded heart, and it settles on sandalwood, vanilla and musk - soft, slightly sweet, and easy to live with. A wood scent for people who think they don't like oud.
Rose, deepened by oud and spice. Rich, warm and unmistakably evening. Rose d'Arabie is a rose wrapped in smoke. It opens dark and spiced - oud wood, caraway and cumin. An unusual, grown up start that's more incense than bouquet. At its heart sits a full rose, threaded with vetiver and a touch of sweet praline, then a base of musk, frankincense and agarwood pulls it deep. Opulent and resinous, made for low light and rich interiors.
Bright citrus, kept clean. Bergamot and lemon over white florals and warm wood. Bergamote 22 is citrus done properly. Bergamot, lemon and a green snap of lemongrass, sharp and clean rather than sweet. It reads bright the moment it fills a room. Underneath, magnolia, jasmine and lily soften it into something fuller, before a base of koa wood and musk grounds it. A fresh, sophisticated scent that wears easily from morning through the working day.
Cool, clean and a little soft. White tea and lime over cedar, rose and musk.. Berlin Girl opens crisp and pale, white tea, a squeeze of soku lime, and a green edge of peony. It's fresh without being sharp, the scent of a room with the windows just opened. Through the middle, cedarwood and jasmine warm it slightly, and it settles on rose, amber and musk. A soft, clean finish that lingers low rather than loud. Modern and easy, with a quiet floral heart.
The scent of arriving somewhere good. Champagne bright citrus over a full floral heart. Hilton 2024 is our most hospitable composition, the kind of scent you half recognise from the best hotel lobbies. It opens on citrus and champagne, with a twist of orange, bright and quietly celebratory. The heart is classically floral: rose, ylang-ylang and jasmine, full but never cloying. It dries down on a soft violet-leaf powder, leaving a space feeling polished and welcoming.
Morning light, the moment it warms. Bright citrus over soft florals and clean cedar. Shangri-La is the brightest scent we make. Sweet orange, grapefruit and bergamot open it like sun through a window - clean, citrus forward, calming rather than sharp. Underneath, peony, lily and ylang-ylang soften the edges into something floral and gentle. It dries down on cedar and a fine powder, leaving a room feeling fresh and unhurried.
A city evening, distilled. Cool citrus over patchouli and incense, urbane rather than sweet. Address opens sharp and clean citrus lifted by pink pepper, with patchouli already grounding it underneath. Through the middle it turns quiet and resinous: incense threaded with lily and jasmine. It settles on patchouli, amber and musk, a base that lingers on fabric and in the air long after you've stopped noticing it. A scent for interiors that have been thought about.
A quiet expression of luxury. Rich oud, soft jasmine and warm amber that linger long after the moment passes. Deep, resinous and unmistakably composed. Dubai opens with oud, saffron and moss, unfolds into delicate jasmine, and settles into a warm base of amber and cedarwood - a scent made for refined interiors, evening rituals and spaces that favour quiet sophistication over excess.
