the apartment
The Apartment Eau de Parfum is a dark, sophisticated gourmand designed to transport the wearer to the epitome of Parisian chic.
With a heady opening of tart cherry and rum, The Apartment unfolds into a floral heart of tuberose, grounded by rich cacao. Myrrh and Tolu balsam give a velvety warmth to the base.
Inspired by the opulent surroundings of L'Appartement Étoile, The Apartment is a deep floral gourmand scent that embodies true luxury.
TOP | Tart cherry, rum |
HEART | Tuberose, cacao, jasmine |
BASE | Myrrh, tolu balsam |
INGREDIENT | ORIGIN |
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Aldehyde c18 - Biotech cherry note | |
Ambrettolide | Upcycled musk note |
Ambroxan | Biotech ambergris note |
Apricot seed oil | Morocco |
Cocao upcycled | Madagascar |
Eugenol | Plant derived spicy note |
Frambinon® | Plant derived raspberry note |
Gurjun balsam oil | South East Asia |
Heliotrope essential oil | France |
Hexenol cis-3 | Plant derived green tea note |
Jasmin sambac absolute | India |
Maltol | Plant derived caramel note |
Myrrh oil | Morocco |
Neroli oil | Tunesia |
Rum extract | Co2 extract |
Sandalwood essential oil | Sri Lanka |
Sour cherry extract | Upcycled from food industry |
Tolu balsam | El Salvador |
Tuberose absolute | India |
Vanilla absolute | Madagascar |
Vanillin | Biotech vanilla note |
Base: Grain Alcohol (Not Denatured) - Italy *Organic (Eau De Parfum Only.) |
LIMITED EDITION
SUSTAINABLE LUXURY
The Apartment is a limited edition scent made from sustainable, upcycled ingredients, and housed in off-cut packaging — a modern reimagining of luxury fragrance.
An upcycled ingredient in fragrance is made of a waste or by-product — the cherry and cacao notes in The Apartment are upcycled, the scent molecules extracted from food production waste-water using patented “Symtech” technology, a process developed by our major fragrance supplier.
100% natural fragrance
Master Perfumery
Biotechnology
Transparency
I had spent a long day in the lab with Isaac in which we signed off our new eau de parfum. After months (sometimes years) of working on a scent, making that final decision — the last brushstroke as it were — can be really difficult (especially on jetlag!). When I left the lab, I sprayed the new perfume on myself for the first time and ventured out into the streets of Paris before meeting our team for dinner. En route I wandered into a beautiful little interior design store in the Marais and the very chic French lady behind the counter asked me what perfume I was wearing and where she could buy it… It was such a magical moment! The most charming confirmation I could have received that we’d got the scent just right.