Scents & Botanicals
Guided by our Art of Perfumery, the CRANBOURN® botanical reference library defines a disciplined approach to composition, shaped by precision, restraint, and material understanding. Botanicals are selected for their clarity and spatial behaviour, considered as part of a composed atmosphere rather than in isolation.
plural noun: botanicals
A substance obtained from a plant and typically used in medicine or cosmetic products
The Creation of Atmospheres
Our fragrances exists at the intersection of olfactory exploration, compositional precision, and spatial understanding. We are guided by Olfactory Journeys — uncovering how specific combinations of botanicals interact to shape a considered atmosphere within a space.
Our founders’ fascination with nature and scent informs every element of CRANBOURN®’s work, ensuring that each atmosphere is intentional, balanced, and designed to integrate seamlessly into contemporary interiors.
transform atmospheres
Scents shape Atmospheres™. Across cultures, fragrance has long been used to define environments, influence perception, and support rituals — applied through objects such as candles, diffusers, incense, soaps, and personal care products.
At CRANBOURN®, we approach fragrance as a material and spatial element. Explore the world of scents and botanicals, and identify the CRANBOURN® Atmosphere Collection best suited to your interior environment.
olfactory families
Fragrances are generally categorised into four primary families — Oriental, Woody, Fresh, and Floral. These families can be explored through the CRANBOURN® Fragrance Wheel.
For a more detailed view, our Art of Botanicals™ reference allows you to examine individual botanical properties and understand how specific combinations contribute to the structure, balance, and spatial behaviour of each CRANBOURN® Atmosphere Collection.