Remodelista Gift Guide 2020: For the Home Fragrance Snob

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[{"selector":"#anim-7219f47c-1336-47c5-900d-e8b959418c73","keyframes":{"opacity":[0,1]},"fill":"both","duration":600,"delay":0,"easing":"cubic-bezier(0.4, 0.4, 0.0, 1)"}] When it comes to fragrance, we're averse to synthetics and anything fruity or overly intoxicating. If you’re shopping for a friend with an olfactory sensitivity, here are 9 nuanced and sophisticated home fragrances sure to please. Photograph via Officine Buly

The Bodha Calm Incense has a gentle fragrance and smokeless burn. Made in Japan using traditional methods, the incense is $32 at The Primary Essentials who also carries the full line of Bodha incense scents. Japanese Incense Photograph via The Primary Essentials

Classic Papier d’Armenie fills a room with a light, natural vanilla scent. Tear off a strip, fold it like an accordion, and place it on its side on a heat-resistant surface. A single booklet is available at June Home Supply,. Papier d'Armenie Photograph via June Home Supply

New from our favorite wood floor purveyors, Danish company Dinesen: the DD-2 Oil Blend Set. The set, made up of the oil blend and a Douglas fir object for dripping the oil onto, was created with artist and researcher Sissel Tolaas and architecture firm Pneuma. Danish Oils Photograph via Dinesen

Santa Maria Novella's Ceramic Perfume Burner is handmade by master potters in Montelupo Fiorentino and designed to be used with any of the brand’s room fragrances (or any oils of your choice); $180. Ceramic Perfume Burner Photograph via Santa Maria Novella

Aesop’s Anouk Oil Burner Blend ($39) is a blend of citrus aromas including bergamot rind. The oil is designed to use with an oil burner such as Aesop’s Brass Burner ($170). Aesop Oils Photograph via Aesop

Parisian apothecary Officine Buly makes a line of scented oils designed to drip onto a stone in a porcelain box to diffuse fragrance in a heatless and steam-free format in cupboards, wardrobes, bathrooms, and cars; €54.17. Parisian Scents Photograph via Officine Buly

Juniper Ridge's Coastal Pine Room Spray harnesses the scent of the coastal forests of California and Cascadia, meant to freshen up full rooms or blankets, fabrics, and other linens; $15 per bottle at Juniper Ridge. Wildcrafted Room Spray Photograph via Juniper Ridge

The Aomori Hiba Wood is harvested from Japanese cypress. It has a sweet and gentle scent, it also has germicidal, sanitizing, and deodorizing properties; €16.67 for 100 grams. Japanese Cypress Wood Photograph via Officine Buly

A straightforward Palo Santo wood from Kuarto. It’s powder resin is the ultimate woodsy fragrance and for that reason, it’s timeless; $24 at Hawkins New York. Palo Santo Set Photograph via Hawkins New York

All Remodelista 2020 Gift Guides Learn More For more good-looking gifts to give everyone on your list—the homebody, the design afficionado, the dog and cat lover, and more—head to our gift guides.