Fragrances from the editorial Fruits of Temptation. Ripe fruit, as if painted.
Our picks from the autumn fragrances: wood, leather and spice.
Scented candles from the woody family: cedar, sandalwood, vetiver, dry and warm.
What ripens in October: pomegranate, fig, pear. Plus tobacco and moss.
For shorter days: quince, frankincense from Oman, propolis and coffee.
The things we can’t stop raving about.
“Fig and Diptyque simply belong together for me. Figuier has been a favourite for years and a true classic. The 300g was always my pick – and in the new glass it's more beautiful than ever.”
“A fruity-sweet fragrance that says no at first… and then seduces you anyway.”
To me, Ambre smells like autumn, warm light and the good feeling of not having to be anywhere else right now.
“The scent of this candle — notes of leather and tobacco — whisks you straight off to a bar in Havana.”
Hot water bottles with a cotton cover, by Suite702.
Cozy blankets made from recycled cotton.
