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Glen Ivy's famed red-clay mud will be infused with fragrance, making for "Rose Scented Sudsy Mud".

Above simply a natural play, Pour le Monde's arrival demonstrates Macy's intension to infuse its fragrance assortment with newness.

Over time the water will continue to ferment, infusing the lavender fragrance.

The port is covered with a sticker; inside is a small, vented bag containing plastic beads that have been infused with a fragrance.

Among Ms. Krasinski's desserts, a scoop of ice cream, infused with the fragrance of rose geranium and accompanied by a few crumbles of salty streusel and a dash of tart-sweet rhubarb, was a singular delight.

The cozy public rooms, more extensive than one would expect in a hotel with only 30 rooms and suites (9 in the main building, and the rest in converted outbuildings), are softly furnished with newly upholstered old-fashioned armchairs and infused with the fragrance of log fires that the night watchman keeps permanently stoked.

He also turned art into an embracing sensual experience by infusing his installations with healing fragrances.

Meanwhile, at Fokker Technologies, engineers are working on infusing the cabin with distinct fragrances.

From infusing the lobby with a light fragrance to playing a customized soundtrack that changes throughout the day, the goal is to create a memorable experience that guests can smell, hear and feel — not just bombard them with visual stimulation.

PORT BLAIR, India, 7 February 2005 - It is lunch time and the fragrance of cooked food is infusing the air with a sense of expectancy.

Hints of a saffron kombucha he's working with waft out of the hot chamber, infusing the fermentation lab with south Asian fragrances.