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To make your home smell amazing with the flick of a finger, consider spritzing one of the best luxury room sprays rather than striking a match. In addition to providing yet another way for individuals to infuse creativity and personal tastes into spaces, the best-smelling room sprays are instant gratification in bottled form.
No longer do you have to wait for a candle to fill a room with its in-most-cases-subdued scent: A room spray is more concentrated, fast-acting, and can actually neutralize odor molecules versus simply being a band-aid fix for foul smells. These counterparts of luxury candles also don’t have to be re-purchased quite as often, lasting longer than an average candle’s burn time (a spritz or two is usually all that’s needed to achieve the desired aromatic effect).
For the season ahead, luxury fragrance brands are dabbling in food-themed scents that are already starting to sell out faster than one can say “tomato.” Indeed, tomato-scented room sprays entered the scene on the heels of 2023’s tomato girl summer. ‘Tis was the moment in which everyone wanted to wear loose, white linen, drink Negronis, eat bruschetta, and have their living rooms smell like a tomato garden. Naturally, brands from Malin + Goetz to Flamingo Estate to Loewe delivered — with sprays that continue to trend thanks to their cheeky, counterintuitive natures.
Top Luxury Room Sprays of 2025
Not only are contemporary room sprays quirky when it comes to their scent profiles, many are also veritable objets d’art, sold as they are in containers you’d be proud to display rather than hide in a dusty cabinet. This makes them the perfect last-minute hostess gift or holiday gift for the women in your life; after all, given smell’s intimate tie to memory, your giftee will be reminded of you and your shopping prowess with each and every use.
For those who are perhaps ready to put candles on the back burner — or layer their throw with more complex scents — we’ve sniffed out the top 10 luxury room sprays that will leave your home smelling like a million bucks. Dare we say they’re scent-sational?
Editor’s Choice: Best-Smelling Scented Room Sprays of 2025
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After testing room sprays across all price points, our editors stand behind the value that luxury options bring. We’re highlighting three investment-worthy room sprays that work across spaces and for different fragrance preferences. Each of these picks feature nuanced notes and last for months (even when used daily), refreshing a space in just a few pumps.
For the ones who squirrel away luxury candles for special occasions, the Diptyque Roses Room Spray is a winning choice: It smells like you’ve had one the brand’s best clean floral scent burning for hours. Those who call like their bathroom to smell like an exclusive spa should opt for Aesop’s Istros Aromatique Room Spray, which calms the senses with notes of lavender and pepper. To truly treat yourself (or share a gift that will have the recipient on the floor), stop browsing and add Trudon’s Ernesto Room Spray to your cart. With an atomizer bulb, gilded label, and notes of leather, tobacco, and bergamot that read nothing short of ‘old money,’ it’s the epitome of luxury.
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Editor’s choice
Diptyque Roses Room Spray
At this point, Diptyque is a household name in the fragrance industry, so it’s really no surprise that the room spray version of one of its most popular scents hits all the high notes. This product smells just like putting your entire face in a bouquet of fresh roses would, and, according to the brand, it can also be used to freshen up curtains and cushions. Want to make your bedroom mimic an actual botanical garden? Don’t give candles a complete cold shoulder, instead pairing this spray with Diptyque’s Roses Candle for the ultimate floral moment.
Editor testing and review notes: “I became a room spray convert after testing out Diptyque’s Roses Room Spray. I usually save my Diptyque candles for special occasions or when I have company coming over (they are, after all, an investment). But a few mists of this room spray makes my apartment smell like I’ve been burning my very best candles for hours. I always get compliments when I mist it in the foyer.” — WWD Shop senior beauty and lifestyle commerce editor Claire Sullivan
Price upon publish date of this article: $80
Editor’s choice
Aesop Istros Aromatique Room Spray
A practical way to saturate your interiors with warmth during winter, spice-infused fragrances have been seriously trending in the past few months. This one from the beloved brand Aesop is powered by pink pepper and elevated with notes of lavender and tobacco — creating something that’s smoky, layered, and meant to spark associations with a bustling bazaar. A mere one or two pumps will last you a few hours, making this the ultimate low-maintenance-yet-luxe room spray.
Price upon publish date of this article: $61
Editor’s choice
Trudon Ernesto Room Spray
Trudon — the oldest still-active candlemaker in the world — is considered royalty on the fragrance block, thanks in large part to its high-quality formulations and impossibly chic, Louis XIV–adjacent packaging. The Ernesto Room Spray, with its atomizer bulb and gilded label, is proof of concept. Head notes of bergamot and grapefruit, heart notes of clove and patchouli, and base notes of tobacco and leather all come together in a deeply satisfying, olfactory gestalt. You’ll feel very “old money” while using the product, which is just one more reason to get it today.
Price upon publish date of this article: $260
Malin + Goetz Tomato Room Spray
It might not be tomato girl summer anymore, but that doesn’t mean your home can’t smell like some freshly picked pomodoros. Besides the obvious suspect, this Malin + Goetz spray is punctuated by San Marzano leaf, aromatic herbs, citrus, and woody notes. It’s not all looks (or scents!), though: The product actually binds with malodorous molecules, neutralizing and replacing them with its charismatic, enlivening presence.
Editor testing and review notes: “I usually prefer my tomatoes in the form of Caprese, but this Malin + Goetz scent showed me that the plant’s juicy scent actually smells amazing in the home. I prefer to use it when I’m hosting guests in the kitchen — it’s apropos for working up an appetite.”
Price upon publish date of this article: $52
Homecourt Cece Room Deodorant
The mission of Courteney Cox’s brand Homecourt? Creating beauty products for the home that promote its function as a sanctuary. Homecourt’s debut room deodorant is a scientific formula hard at work — replete with zinc ricinoleate, which traps odors; yeast ferment, which breaks down bacteria; and air-purifying charcoal. The Cece scent in particular is a concoction of cedarwood smoke, sweet cardamom, cinnamon, and white leather that keeps you coming back for more (but there are five other options to choose from if you aren’t a fan of the aforementioned combination).
Price upon publish date of this article: $45
Lafco Odor Removing Room Mist, Chamomile Lavender
Lafco’s home fragrances and body care products are all about evoking powerful sensory journeys, and we’re so on board with that. This made-in-the-USA spray boasts a 750-sprays capacity, is effective for up to two hours, and defangs odors upon first spritz. The best part is that its blend of chamomile, lavender, sage, and smoky patchouli will put you in a zen state of mind, and who doesn’t need more of that on a daily basis?
Price upon publish date of this article: $44
Flamingo Estate Roma Heirloom Tomato Room Spray
What happens when tomato vines join forces with tarragon and black pepper? A bottle of Flamingo Estate’s Roma Heirloom Tomato Room Spray is born — your gateway to enjoying the scents of an Italian summer all year long. This spray is plant-based and cruelty-free, too, making it even more of a feel-good purchase. Want yet another reason to click “add to cart”? One look at that attractive, minimalist packaging should do the trick.
Price upon publish date of this article: $58
Juliette Has a Gun Not a Room Spray
From the iconic perfume brand Juliette Has a Gun, recognizable by its offbeat product titles (case in point: their Not a Perfume), comes a room spray iteration with a clean, pure, warmish scent you’ll fall in love with at first blush. Why the emphasis on purity? Both Not a Perfume and Not a Room Spray are crafted out of one and only one fragrance ingredient: Cetalox. Simplicity is key!
Price upon publish date of this article: $60
Elemis Mayfair No.9 Calming Space Spray
This room spray is special, chiefly because it’s meant to be used on your pillows and in your bedroom as a whole, right before you go to sleep. Ingredients of lavender, chamomile, and geranium are all lauded for their calming, grounding, and wellbeing-boosting properties. That’s right: This right here is wellness in a bottle! Buy it to secure the best sleep of your life… or that of your wife, girlfriend, or other loved ones.
Price upon publish date of this article: $45
Fornasetti Profumi Giardino Segreto Room Spray
OK, you caught us: We saved the (arguably) prettiest room spray for last. This gem from Fornasetti, a Milanese design house that ventured into the world of perfumes only in February 2024, is said to evoke timeworn stone walls covered in vegetation — exactly the visual that adorns the room spray’s ceramic outer packaging. One or two touches of it will transport you out of your home and into a mysterious, sensual garden. Escapism in the form of mist? To that we say, Why not?
Price upon publish date of this article: $290
How We Chose the Best Luxury Room Sprays
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Since 1910, WWD — often referred to as “the fashion bible” — has been the leading industry voice of authority for senior executives in the global women’s and men’s fashion, retail and beauty communities, while also informing the consumer media that cover the market. Today, WWD’s breaking news and trend coverage continues to be a trustworthy resource for both fashion insiders and consumers alike. Our shopping editors continue to uphold WWD’s editorial standards and values with quality, expert-backed product selections.
Finding the best luxury room sprays wasn’t an easy-breezy task in the least. With so many brands having entered this niche yet already-booming market in recent years, we had to do our own meticulous testing of dozens of products (you can see exactly which ones thanks to our handy WWD Shop Tested tag!) — narrowing down on the best scents for every preference out there. We also supplemented our own first-person product trials with thorough examinations of online reviews, making note of ratings and the rationales behind them. This is precisely how WWD’s definitive list of the best luxury room sprays was born, and we hope it guides you to the right shopping decisions. After all, the fragrant home of your dreams is only a spray away. Learn more about us here.
Meet the Author
Stacia Datskovska is a Senior Commerce Writer at WWD. Previously, she worked at ELLE DECOR as an assistant digital editor, covering all things luxury, culture, and lifestyle through a design lens. Her bylines over the past five years have appeared in USA Today, Baltimore Sun, Teen Vogue, Boston Globe, Food & Wine, and more. Prior to joining ELLE DECOR, Datskovska learned the ins and outs of e-commerce at Mashable, where she tested products, covered tentpole sales events, and curated gift guide roundups. She graduated from NYU with a bachelor’s degree in journalism and international relations. Datskovska regularly reports on top products in the luxury home space.
