Spicy, smoky and bursting with an irresistible scent combined with the aromatic, fruity bitterness of citrus peel. The fragrance of juniper’s berries is surprisingly complex. It lends its aromas to many specialties including gin.

A huge bouquet of fresh-cut lilies like a shower of white petals. The lilies have waited till dawn to open their corollas. The green fragrance of the sap and leaves, and the delicate spicy accents of the heady flowers fill...

A hint of honey, tobacco leaves and a handful of spices. Fragrant volutes curl above a narguile, carrying with them a warm, fruity and honeyed scent.

Candied bitter orange zest. A concentration of delicious citrus flavors in a marmalade preserve. It is tea time: the fragrant, sweet bitterness of the fruit hangs in the air.

The candle's flame is enclosed in a colorful hand-blown glass container . A warm and elegant procession of woods, vetiver and patchouli, enhanced with radiant aniseed, insolent spices, mysterious incense, cistus and Tonka bean.

An island in Indonesia. The patchouli leaves have been freshly cut from shrubs that blossom in the shade. They will now be dried to release their full-bodied perfume: dense, dark and charged with earthy, woody, almost camphorated accents.

Driven by a spirit of innovation, diptyque has reinvented the concept of home fragrance with the hourglass diffuser. Just turn it over to begin a new diffusion cycle lasting approximately one hour and enjoy a delightful sensory experience: the diptyque...

Diptyque's hourglass reinvents perfume for the home. Simply turn the hourglass over for a fragrant and sensorial experience. Using an ingenious process combining gravity and capillary action, the fragrance flows slowly from one glass bottle to another. Its subtle scents...

The flame of this candle is enclosed within a colored hand-blown glass container. Its scent evokes this enigmatic, beguiling and heady flower that deploys its captivating sensuality at dusk. Burning time : 75 hours

The candle flame is enclosed in a colored hand-blown glass container. Recalling the crackling of an open fire. Warm and familiar during the winter days. Burning time : 75 hours

In Tropical Asia, long and thin vetiver roots have always been used to make fans, carpets and other scented decorative objects. Their woody, smoky scent perfumes temples and houses.

The scent of tuberose in the wide fields of Southern India, where these fragrant white flowers are grown. From the top of their long, slender stems, they exhale a heady yet fresh and green scent, delicately nuanced with fruity, milky...