Forget 'Clean' Scents — This Fragrance Is the Ultimate Choice If You Want to Make Your Home Smell Expensive, According to Experts

A living room with a framed painting, a potted kentia palm, a cream couch with pillows, and behind is a sideboard with a pair of brushed gold and white table lamps, a vase of flowers, and a set of two boxes.

The 'clean girl' aesthetic is evolving into a more playful, contemporary rendition of itself. And if you ask me, the same goes for clean fragrances, too. Yes, there's an allure to being greeted by a pristine scent before you set foot into a space. But this isn't the best scentscaping theme for all your spaces.

Personally, I find that there are some rooms that deserve a more expensive air. So while you make your home smell good, I recommend experimenting with different scents for varying ambiance. And when it comes to rich perfuming, woody notes are the ultimate choice.