Independent perfumery, since 2014
What lingers after you leave the room.
Every scent is composed in small batches by the same two noses.
The scent
How a composition actually unfolds.
Every scent we sell is built as three real stages, not a single accord — what you smell in the first minute is not what you smell an hour later.
The first ten minutes.
Citrus, green, and spice materials — the lightest, most volatile molecules, gone before most people notice they were there at all.
The next several hours.
Florals, spices, and fruits — the actual character of the scent, and the reason most people buy the bottle in the first place.
What is still there tomorrow.
Woods, resins, and musks — the heaviest, slowest materials, still faintly on a scarf or a jacket a full day later.
The collection
9 compositions, poured in small batches.
Every listing carries the real note pyramid, concentration, and sillage rating — the same detail the maison gives a client in person.
Nocturne
$185Pink pepper, bergamot
Eau de Parfum
Iris Sauvage
$210Mandarin, cardamom
Eau de Parfum
Ambre Nu
$240Bitter orange
Extrait de Parfum
Musc Blanc
$165Green pear
Eau de Parfum
Cédrat Vert
$135Corsican citron, mint
Eau de Toilette
Néroli Sec
$140Neroli, blood orange
Eau de Toilette
Vétiver Nu
$195Grapefruit, black pepper
Eau de Parfum
Mousse Grise
$260Bergamot, clary sage
Extrait de Parfum
Fumée Pâle
$275Birch tar, cardamom
Extrait de Parfum
The atelier
Two noses, one organ.
We have never hired a third perfumer — every formula on the books has been smelled and approved by both of us.
The organ — the wall of raw materials a perfumer works from — holds eighty-six bottles right now, most of them refilled from the same suppliers we started with. We turned down a distribution deal in our fourth year because it would have meant tripling batch sizes, and we still think that was the right call.
Client notes
From the people who wear them.
“Fumée Pâle is not for everyone, and I mean that as the highest compliment I can give a fragrance house.”
Private client, since 2024“Mousse Grise is the only chypre I have found in a decade that actually smells like the ones I grew up with.”
Private client, Paris“I’ve worn Ambre Nu every winter since 2017 and I still catch someone asking what it is.”
Private client, since 2017