L’Osmothèque’s roses and the new gown!

PITTI FRAGRANZE 2022 SELECTION

A FOCUS ON ROSE

Especially for this occasion, L’Osmothèque presented seven beautiful rose-centred creations: see them all in the pictures. I forgot how good Lutens Sa Majeste La Rose smells, and I am very grateful for being able to dive my nose into the youngest rose exhibited – Lazarus Douvos’ Rose 1845, a perfume created by Christophe Laudamiel I heard great things about.

I’ve been returning to the stand many times during Pitti Fragranze: mostly to stop and smell the roses, again and again.

Thank you, L’Osmothèque!

THE NEW GOWN

The change in the presentation L’Osmothèque presented is amazing: the new stand feels like jumping right from a carriage to the WARP, without losing any of the charm and historic allure the carriage provides!

In a new gown, L’Osmothèque boldly presented itself as a centrepiece of any space, anywhere – and rightfully so:

On top of the high, bright glass centre pillar, L’Osmothèque’s name out-tops the stands while mirroring everything in its surroundings. What a symbolism!

The floor plan forms a circle:
The central pillar branches symmetrically on four sides, into the four illuminated surfaces where the reconstructions from the L’Osmothèque’s collection are exhibited.

Functionally, the stand presents a lesson in accessibility and respect, as it is fully open to each personal choice: you can start exploring from the middle, go back or forward, cover the whole circle, or not – you are welcome to explore in your way.
The kind L’Osmothèque team is there, ever-helpful and ever-smiling.