Scents, Stores and Sales
Scenting the air is common in stores, but under what conditions is it most likely to lead to increases in sales?
Scent Memories (04-16-12)
Maria Larsson of Stockholm University investigates links between scents and memories.
- Blogs 2012
- Blog Article
- Any Designed Environment
- Enhance Experience
- Scents
- Framework for Reaction to Place
- Scent
- architecture psychology
- design psychology
- design research
- design science
- environment behavior
- environmental psychology
- interior design psychology
- place advantage
- place science
- sensory science
Clean Smells and Clean Behavior (04-05-12)
De Lange and his colleagues add to a rich knowledge base linking scents and behaviors.
Color-Smell Links
People developing spaces and objects for which smell and color are both important have more information to aid in their work.
Lemons in Organized and Disorganized Offices
Does a lemon scent affect office workers' moods? Is the effect stronger in some offices than others?
Retail Atmosphere
Retail design continues to have an important influence on vendors’ financial performance. Many of those influences are related to shoppers’ experiences and resulting moods.
Retail Environments: Music and Scent
Arousal caused by music and scent can affect buying behavior.
Jasmine: Calming
The smell of jasmine can reduce anxiety.
Retail Environments: Music and Scent (08-24-10)
Previous research has indicated the value of music and scent in retail environments.
- Blogs 2010
- Blog Article
- Retail Store
- Design Preferences
- Encourage Sales
- Enhance Satisfaction/Quality of Life
- Acoustics/Sound
- Scents
- Music
- Acoustics
- Retail Environments
- Scent
- Sound
- architecture psychology
- design psychology
- design research
- design science
- environment behavior
- environmental psychology
- interior design psychology
- place advantage
- place science
- sensory science
Smell of Rosemary Improves Memory, Lavender is Calming
Researchers in England report that smelling rosemary oil increases alertness and improves long-term memory. Their work also confirms previous research findings that the scent of lavender is relaxing.



