Botanical Thyme
Citrus peel, a cup of pale tea and sun-dried herbs. A clean, unhurried welcome.
Ramada · LobbySCENTS
One note greets you at the door, another stays with the room, and one lingers on your sleeve long after you have left.
SCENT BY SPACE
In a lobby, the scent should arrive before the receptionist’s greeting: a touch of bright citrus, settling slowly into warm wood.
Citrus peel, a cup of pale tea and sun-dried herbs. A clean, unhurried welcome.
Ramada · Lobby
Young leaves and green tea open the door; rose petals unfold over warm wood.
Le Méridien · Lobby
A cypress forest after rain: cool eucalyptus, dry and quiet hinoki.
DoubleTree · Reception
An orchard of lemon, orange and pear at sunrise; flowers and musk keep the trail soft.
Daytime lobby
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Fresh · Green · Harmonious
Golden Bamboo opens with green citrus and crisp fruit, like a clear bright morning. Golden bamboo brings a smooth green feel to the heart; rose softens it and star anise adds a warm, aromatic spice. At the base, cedar and sandalwood keep it natural, amber adds depth and musk ties everything together gently. Bright fruit balanced with smooth wood.
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THE WORLD OF INGREDIENTS
The ingredients that evoke the Signature collection and the feeling they leave. Images illustrate the notes; they are not a list of formula components.
The first notes to evaporate, mostly cold-pressed from peel. They open the story: bright, sharp and brief.
Bergamot · Citrus bergamia
Green-bitter · Hint of flowers · Tea
Not as sweet as orange nor as sharp as lemon, bergamot sits in between with a fine bitter streak and a touch of flowers. It is also the scent of Earl Grey tea.
Photo: James Steakley · CC BY-SA 3.0
Lemon · Citrus limon
Bright-sour · Dry · Clean
The sharpest, neatest flash of the citrus family, making the air feel freshly wiped clean. It fades fast and always needs a base to hold it.
Photo: Commonists · CC BY-SA 4.0
Yuzu · Citrus junos
Cool-sour · Slightly bitter · Hint of flowers
A cold-hardy East Asian citrus whose peel smells between grapefruit and mandarin, clear as winter air. In Korea, yuja is as familiar as a warm cup of tea.
See it in the journalPhoto: Jpatokal · CC BY-SA 3.0
Mandarin · Satsuma · Citrus reticulata
Juicy-sweet · Round · Friendly
Softer and sweeter than orange, like freshly peeled segments, it makes an opening approachable for everyone.
Photo: George Chernilevsky · Public domain
Lime · Citrus aurantifolia
Green · Crisp · Lightly sweet
Greener and crisper than lemon, with the light sweetness of freshly cut peel: cool and tropical.
Photo: Evan-Amos · CC0
Sweet orange · Citrus sinensis
Juicy · Sweet · Sun-warmed
The warmest citrus note: sweet, round and generous, softening sharp openings.
Photo: Evan-Amos · CC BY-SA 3.0
Neroli · Orange blossom · Citrus aurantium
White flowers · Green · Light honey
One flower, two faces: clear, green neroli and full, honey-sweet orange blossom absolute. The bridge between citrus and florals.
Photo: Zeynel Cebeci · CC BY-SA 4.0
The discovery set holds mini vials of the released Signature scents, with scent strips and a guide to the three layers. Its price is credited against your first diffuser order.