Based on ancient rituals, A4M Group's Dukhoon+ is a sustainable aroma diffuser that uses exclusively natural ingredients

Rotterdam, The Netherlands

Following the traditional Arabic way of creating scent and aroma, A4M Group has created the Dukhoon+, a sustainable scent diffuser that creates aromas by burning natural wood chips, like agarwood, using charcoal inside a stone or metallic burner.

The Dukhoon+ has recently been awarded a 2023 Green Good Design Award by The Chicago Athenaeum: Museum of Architecture and Design and The European Centre for Architecture Art Design and Urban Studies.

It is a natural way to create room fragrance, personal perfume, or even aroma therapy.

Though the designers love the pure ingredients of the traditional Arabic ritual, it is quite time-consuming, and the charcoal causes accidents.

The Dukhoon+ offers fragrance, created directly from natural ingredients, and eliminates the resources needed to process man-made aromas and perfumes.

Secondly, compared to the traditional Arabic ritual, the Dukhoon+ prevents burn accidents, requires less fragrant material, and operates on electricity (and potentially renewable energy) instead of charcoal.

When you open the lid, you see the heating chamber. This is a unique chamber with a customized heating element.

Air pulses around the heating chamber and pulls the aroma out. In order to create a scent or perfume, simply place agarwood or another scented wood into the insulated heating chamber.

Double-click the power button. And that's it.

The scented smoke will come out within seconds. Direct it towards your hair, or clothes, or leave it standing on the table.

Project: Dukhoon+Designers: Orange Creatives, A4M GroupManufacturer: Dukhoon