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On the Scent
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everyone remembers you by,” she says. “Scent gives you the ability
everyone remembers you by,” she says. “Scent gives you the ability
to shift emotion room by room, while still creating a sense of flow.
to shift emotion room by room, while still creating a sense of flow.
It’s like interior styling, but for the senses.”
Luxury fragrance brands have long recognized scent’s power
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collaboration—on a series of refillable bronze candle urns with antique “
fireplace company Jamb—was inspired by the frescos of Pompeii. DESIGNERS ARE
Fashion houses, meanwhile, are carving out new sensory experiences:
Dior has launched a US$”,••• electric diffuser combining cutting-edge
technology with sculptural elegance, while Loewe’s home fragrance range of TUNING INTO
room sprays, incense sets and ceramic diffusers are offered in unconventional
scent profiles—think roasted hazelnut, beetroot, cucumber or wasabi. At THE EMOTIVE
the artisanal end of the spectrum, British perfumer Lyn Harris, founder of
Perfumer H, crafts home scents with a more tactile ethos. Her potpourris use POTENTIAL OF
botanicals gathered from the Balkans, while her incense is hand-rolled in Japan,
marrying tradition with contemporary luxury. FRAGRANCE
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The boundaries between design, art and olfaction are blurring. At the
—•—˜ Venice Biennale, Koo Jeong A created a scent portrait of the Korean
Peninsula, brushing the air with aromas evoking red pine trees and salt air,
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