My House Is Expensive

Our signature scent, and the one that started everything. A customer said it during a live sale, the whole room agreed, and we never called it anything else. It opens bright with apricot and bergamot, gets soft and floral with orange blossom, jasmine, and magnolia, and by the end of the evening it's warm sandalwood and amber. It's the one we're known for, and people usually reorder before their first one has even burned down.

Notes: bergamot, apricot, blackcurrant, orange blossom, jasmine, magnolia, sandalwood, vetiver, amber

Light it right before anyone comes over, and let them assume your house always smells this good.

Afternoon in Paris

Picture a spring afternoon in Paris with market flowers tucked under your arm and a glass of champagne waiting at the café. Citrus and peach come first, then jasmine and lilac, and it finishes clean with light woods and musk. It's one of the lightest, prettiest scents we pour.

Notes: citrus, berries, peach, jasmine, lilac, light woods, musk

Light it on a Saturday morning with the windows open and fresh flowers on the kitchen table.

Bourbon & Black Tie

The one that smells like him, in the best way. It's dark oak and bourbon with some patchouli for depth, and just enough bergamot at the top to keep it from feeling heavy. It's the scent of a quick drink at home while everyone finishes getting dressed.

Notes: oak, bergamot, jasmine, bourbon, patchouli, oakmoss, musk

Light it when you're having a drink right before a night out.

The Vintage Scribe

In collaboration with Naomi of @thevintagescribe.

A glass of wine, a book you've been meaning to finish, and the phone left in another room. It opens with black coffee, warm vanilla, and a bit of pear, and as it burns it gets deeper and woodier, with cedar, plum, and worn leather that smells like an old armchair in a library. It makes staying in with a book feel like the better plan.

Notes: pear, black coffee, jasmine, bitter almond, cedarwood, cashmere wood, vanilla, plum, leather

Light it, pour yourself a glass of wine, and enjoy some much-needed time to yourself.

Mahogany After Dark

The sexiest thing we pour, and we stand by that. Mahogany and teakwood come through first, lavender softens the edges, and cedar, oak, and a bit of smoke make it warm and moody. Low lights, a record on in the other room, that kind of night.

Notes: lavender, geranium, mahogany, teakwood, cedar, oak, warm resin

Light it when the kids are finally asleep and it's just the two of you.

Champagne Problems

This one is for getting ready with the girls, music up and someone still deciding on earrings. Tangerine and sparkling citrus come first, with champagne and mixed berries right behind, so it smells fresh and bubbly, like the first glass of the night.

Notes: tangerine, sparkling citrus, champagne, mixed berries

Light it while you get ready, pour the first glass, and change your outfit twice.

Amalfi Coast

Sunshine, salt air, and a lemon grove just down the hill. It opens with breezy coastal notes and Mediterranean florals, with lemon peel and bright citrus mixed in, so it smells like a long lunch on a terrace over the water. It's fresh and easy, with soft musk and warm woods at the very end.

Notes: lemon peel, bright citrus, coastal air, Mediterranean florals, green leaves, soft musk, warm woods

Light it on a gray February afternoon when you need to pretend you're on vacation.

The Sun in Saint-Tropez

Pure sea air and sunshine. There's bright citrus up top, but overall it's soft and warm, with sunlit florals, green notes, and warm woods. It smells like coming back up to the house after a long beach day, skin still warm, with a couple of hours to kill before dinner.

Notes: bright citrus, coastal air, sunlit florals, green notes, warm woods, musk

Light it after a day at the beach when you're not quite ready for summer to be over.

Candlelight & Cashmere

For chilly mornings when the lamps are still on and nobody has made it out from under the blanket yet. Creamy vanilla and shea with soft santal and woods make it warm and comforting, and it's especially nice in a bedroom.

Notes: creamy vanilla, shea butter, santal, soft woods, warm musk

Light it on the first cold morning of the year, before anyone else in the house is up.

Monogrammed Robe

Out of a hot shower, into your robe, and absolutely nowhere to be. It's soft vanilla and a touch of marshmallow with tonka and gentle woods, and it smells exactly the way a really good robe feels.

Notes: creamy vanilla, marshmallow, tonka bean, soft woods, soft musk

Light it once everyone's in pajamas and the movie is picked out.

The One

The one you save for when you want to be remembered. It starts clean and bright with ripe fruit and soft florals, then warms into woods and musk as it burns, so an hour in, the room smells a little different than when you first lit it. It's polished without trying too hard.

Notes: ripe fruit, soft florals, velvet woods, musk

Light it before date night, even if date night is takeout on the couch.

Quiet Luxury

Think of the woman who wears navy and pearls, never raises her voice, and somehow always has fresh flowers on the table. White tea and bergamot are crisp and clean, jasmine and soft lavender keep it gentle, and amber and musk give it a little warmth. It's the least flashy scent we pour, and that's the point.

Notes: white tea, bergamot, cassis, jasmine, soft lavender, white patchouli, amber, musk, vanilla

Light it when you want the house to feel like you have it all together, even on the days you don't.