21 Projects to Make Your Room Smell Good

Made with gelatin, these little air fresheners are great for removing bad odors making any room smell good.

This is a natural room spray bottle that doubles as a nice facial tonic. A beautiful floral spray made on the stove with distilled water and your own plants.

Thrifted or heirloom teacups make great receptacles for scented candles.

Dollar store vases and packing tape dress up these fragrant candles for the holidays.

Dried fragrant flowers from the garden come together in netted pouches for beautiful smelling sachets. Place them in drawers or under your pillows.

Hang these all over the place for a pretty sachet that adds a little decor as well as fragrance.

Just another great use for clay pots. Burn essential oils in water on the top to diffuse a wonderful pure scent through the air.

Super simple and can be hung anywhere. Wooden beads soaked with fragrant oils or a couple of drops of essential oils permeate the home and bring a nice scent to the indoor air.

Simple reed diffusers can be made at home with your favorite fragrance. They last quite a long time and are pretty to look at too.

Essential oils come together with other basic ingredients to make good and nice-smelling cleaners. One that helps remove bad smells from carpets using baking soda and drops of citrus essential oils. Just sprinkle and vacuum. Another that works well on granite countertops.

Add fresh lemons to white vinegar to cut down on the strong odor of this cleaning mainstay.

Flowers straight from the garden are dried and a little fragrance can be added to a fixative such as oakmoss to boost the scent.

Packaged in pretty jars this combo of spices and dried fruit. This one smells great as it simmers in a pot of water on the stove.

Dried fruit slices and cinnamon sticks in an old wooden bowl make a pretty centerpiece and add fragrance to the room.

Pomander balls studded with round spices are pretty and fragrant.

Melt and pour soap. It's that easy. Melt it and pour it into a mold. Add fragrance and dried orange peels too and set them out for everyone to enjoy.

This one is fun and is really meant not to be used but for decoration. The soap can be used but the color will come off onto your hands. Don't worry it rinses right off too.

Mainly for the fall and winter, pinecones coated in scented wax are another great fragrant way to scent the home.

Create some beautiful hangers with a little scent inside. Any closet could benefit from this easy project.

Set a hot cup of tea or coffee on these mug mats and enjoy the fragrance the heat distributes.

Finally, a list of scented plants you may want to grow or buy in the store. A bouquet of pretty flowers that are also scented can fill a room with amazing fragrance.