Bespoke fragranceFor your world

erosia

A golden-brown moth with intricately patterned, sculptural wings

You'll notice the scent
before you notice anything else.

Fragrances made to order for hotels, homes and brands.

Start a
fragrance.
Discover

A scent that could
only be yours.

We're a four-person fragrance atelier in London. We write the brief with you, compose the scent, refine it until it's right, then hand it to the specialists who'll put it in a bottle, a candle or a lobby.

For brandsHow we work

From the first conversation
to the final sample.

What does your
brand smell like?

Every fragrance starts with three questions. What are you making, who is it for, and where will they smell it? A candle on a bedside table and a hotel entrance ask for very different things.

From there it's samples, your reactions, and another round. Each one gets closer to the thing you had in mind but couldn't describe.

Bergamot peel, cedar shavings and amber-coloured resin on deep burgundy stone
Bergamot peel, cedar shavings, resin
Begin with the application

Where will
it live?

A perfume sits on skin for hours. A candle burns in a room. A lobby scent has to survive the door opening. Pick yours and see what changes.

Try composing
one yourself.

Choose up to six notes, decide how loud each one is, pick a bottle. It won't be a formula, but it's a good way to tell us what you like.

Sable House courtyard after the rain
Sable House / A fragrance commission
One commission, start to finish

Cedar,
after rain.

A 22-room hotel in Yorkshire wanted its entrance to smell like the courtyard after rain, and a candle guests could take home. Here's how it went: three directions, six notes, one that stuck.

Find your own scent references
Before you write

You don't need
to know about perfume.

Tell us what you're making, how you want people to feel when they smell it, and anything practical you already know. A photograph of the place is worth more than a list of ingredients.

Three first directions, two rounds of refinement, one agreed use. That's a commission.