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Eastern Garden
Phuket warmth & lemongrass
Bright lemongrass and kaffir lime cut through warming ginger and spice, creating a fresh, vivid scent with a lush, sunlit energy that brings Phuket to mind.
Firenze Leather opens with black pepper and iris before settling into polished woods, amber and soft florals, creating a smooth, refined leather scent with Florentine character.
Tart lingonberry and crisp apple meet birch, pine nut and musk, bringing the fresh, woody character of Stockholm into a fragrance that feels bright and clean.
Fresh rose and geranium meet dark fruit, sandalwood and amber, capturing Marrakech’s vivid colour, warm air and layered souks in a rich, softly romantic fragrance.
Orange rind and bergamot glow through amber and frankincense, evoking Luxor’s ancient temples and tombs in a warm, resinous scent touched with mystery.
Green fig leaf, soft coconut and violet drift through cedarwood and oakmoss, evoking Santorini’s warm coastal breeze, sunlit greenery and mellow Aegean air.
Peony and damask rose bloom over clove, amber and oud, with vanilla and praline adding softness to a rich Istanbul scent shaped by Grand Bazaar atmosphere.
Lavender and chamomile settle over soft woods in Purple Fields, bringing the herbaceous calm of Provence into the home with a gentle, grounded and restorative freshness.
Dark plum and ginger move into incense, vanilla and tobacco leaf, giving San Marco a smoky richness that reflects a darker, more atmospheric side of Venice.
Lemon leaf, bergamot and eucalyptus lift Sol with aromatic freshness, while herbs, spice and warm woods bring the sunlit courtyards of Granada vividly into view.
Bergamot, eucalyptus and thyme brighten Japanese cedar and iriswood, giving Sugi a clean, grounding character that echoes the wooded stillness of Kyoto through the home.