There are many ways of applying and spreading fragrance in an ambience.
One of the most interesting and creative way is to apply fragrance in decorative objects.Many perfume brands offer scented accessories such as flowers, sachets, pillows, candles, wood objects, wood stick diffusers, papers, ceramics, etc…Some of these objects catch our attention because of their artistic beauty or because
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Ol- Facts: Scented Objects
October 8th, 2008 — , Acqua di Parma, Candles, Design, Hervé Gambs, L'Artisan Parfumeur, Sachets, home fragrances, scented objects from Abigail @ + Q Perfume
Optical Scentsibilities: bottle design, part 2
August 20th, 2008 — , Design, Vintage, bee bottle, classic, niche, optical scentsibilities from perfumeshrine @ Perfume Shrine
Bottles get fairly often copied, er…*cough, cough*…”inspired” by other bottles it seems. After all we highlighted some on a previous post. Maybe the bottle designers/sculptors are just a handful (which they are, actually)and the rights for use are …
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Black Rose’s Matchbox History
July 9th, 2008 — , Black Rose, Design, Goya, Packaging, Perfume History from Ayala Sender @ SmellyBlog
Two years after I’ve received a little special gift of Goya’s Black Rose in its adorable matchbox packaging, I received an email from Erica Baxter, the daughter of Ruthli Weilenman, who co-designed the matchbox with Jenny Rose, at Goya’s packaging s…
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April 16th, 2008 — , Design, Vintage, bottle, classic, optical scentsibilities from perfumeshrine @ Perfume Shrine
Art apparently not only imitates life, but art itself as well! Here today is photographic evidence of design borrowing concerning perfume bottles.
The most classic example is of course the couturier’s dummy by Schiaparelli for her legendary Shocking.
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