100 mL Perfume

Typewriter is a sophisticated oriental fragrance blending leather, incense, amber woods, and resins. Deep and warm, it evokes the hushed atmosphere of an old library, a leather-topped desk, or a travel journal weathered by time.
For whom? For lovers of elegant, woody, and assertive perfumes, in search of an original and timeless signature.

Berlin(h)er
Berlin(h)er is a bold and contemporary fragrance that combines aromatic freshness with deeper woody and smoky notes. Elegant and contrasted, it evokes the creative energy of Berlin, between urban modernity, freedom, and understated sophistication.
For whom? For lovers of modern, assertive, and slightly avant-garde perfumes, in search of an elegant and original signature.

Blue Mandarine
Blue Mandarine is a luminous and refined fragrance where the sparkling radiance of mandarin meets aromatic and woody notes. Fresh, elegant, and resolutely contemporary, it offers a perfect balance between energy, softness, and sophistication.
For whom? For those seeking a fresh and distinguished fragrance, ideal for everyday wear or sunny days, with a subtle yet memorable personality.

EXTRAIT DE PARFUM 100ML (75% VOL)

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Parfumerie Particulière, a niche perfume house, is a French unisex fragrance brand.

It was created by two friends who wished to craft exceptional perfumes. With Parfumerie Particulière, they brought to life committed fragrances with an artistic approach to their creation. Their perfumers are none other than Amélie Bourgeois and Anne-Sophie Behaghel, to whom they gave carte blanche for the development of these rare juices, intended for a clientele of connoisseurs.
Their perfumes each have particularly distinct tones to present Parfumerie Particulière like a cabinet of curiosities.

The perfume bottle is designed to be very sober and contemporary. It is either black or transparent, and always has a matte finish. The bottle cap is made of waxed concrete to assert a certain urban luxury. The packaging illustration was created by Pietro Sedda, an Italian artist known for his double-exposure portraits.