Luxury living isn't just about the physical space you occupy; it’s about creating an experience that delights all the senses. From the architecture that shapes a building’s character to the luxury home fragrance that fills the air, every detail can transform a house into a sanctuary. Just as architecture captivates through design, the right fragrance evokes a sense of refined elegance, connecting you deeply to your environment.
A Perfect Fusion of Urban Elegance and Natural Beauty
Take, for example, Bennelong Apartments—one of Sydney’s most iconic and coveted addresses. Designed by renowned architect Andrew Andersons in collaboration with PTW Architects, Bennelong Apartments, affectionately nicknamed "The Toaster," are known for their sweeping curves and prime location on Sydney Harbour.
The building's reflective glass façade captures the play of light across the water and enjoys stunning views of the Opera House and Harbour Bridge; these residences epitomise luxury apartment style.
With prices ranging from $4 million for a one bedroom apartment to over $20 million for a penthouse, living in this architectural masterpiece may be out of reach for most of us. But luxury doesn’t have to be exclusive to harbourside penthouses. There is a way to bring a sense of grandeur into your own space—through the power of scent. Enter Santal Woods (Formerly Santal 66) fragrance, a luxury interior scent with earthy sandalwood, smoky leather, and amber notes. This fragrance can transform any space into a personal sanctuary of comfort and opulence—without the multimillion-dollar price tag.
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Bring the Luxury of Bennelong Apartments into Your Home.
Imagine stepping into your home and being greeted by the rich, earthy notes of Australian sandalwood fragrance with Virginia cedar. Just as Bennelong Apartments seamlessly blend the natural beauty of Sydney Harbour with sleek modern design, Santal Woods (Formerly Santal 66) marries the grounded warmth of these warm woody scents with the sophistication of smoky leather and amber.
"Santal Woods (Formerly Santal 66) captures the heart of contemporary living," says Andrew, Managing Director of Kirri by Scent Australia Home. "Much like the design of Bennelong Apartments, it’s a balance of nature and modernity—grounded yet sophisticated. We wanted to create a scent that evokes the warmth and elegance of a luxurious space, one that transforms and lifts your everyday moments. With Santal Woods (Formerly Santal 66), one of our best-selling scents, I know we have succeeded."
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The apartments themselves are a study in contrasts—urban sophistication meets natural tranquillity. Within these private sanctuaries, the use of glass and open spaces invites natural light in, creating an atmosphere that is both serene and luxurious. Santal Woods (Formerly Santal 66) offers the same sense of contrast. The smoky sweetness of leather and amber is softened by touches of violet and iris, much like how Bennelong’s sleek design is softened by its harmonious connection to the harbour.
Even the shared spaces within Bennelong Apartments speak to the allure of luxury living. Whether it’s the state-of-the-art gym or the tranquil indoor pool, residents enjoy an environment that blends comfort and style. Similarly, Santal Woods (Formerly Santal 66) enhances every corner of your home—whether it’s your bedroom, office, or living area—lifting the everyday into something extraordinary.
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