Address

A city evening, distilled. Cool citrus over patchouli and incense, urbane rather than sweet.

Address opens sharp and clean citrus lifted by pink pepper, with patchouli already grounding it underneath. Through the middle it turns quiet and resinous: incense threaded with lily and jasmine. It settles on patchouli, amber and musk, a base that lingers on fabric and in the air long after you've stopped noticing it. A scent for interiors that have been thought about.

Rs. 8,500.00

Size

500 ml 200 ml 100 ml

The Character

Urbane and composed, never sweet. The citrus opening gives it immediacy, but the patchouli and incense heart pulls it somewhere more serious. A scent that moves from day into evening on its own.

The Notes

TOP - Citrus, pink pepper, patchouli

HEART - Incense, lily, jasmine

BASE - Patchouli, amber, musk

How it wears

It opens bright and lands deep. Citrus and pink pepper give an immediate lift, then incense and jasmine take over, before a patchouli-amber-musk base holds quietly for hours on textiles and in the air.

Some rooms should feel like they belong to someone with taste. Address is the scent of exactly that.

Where it belongs

Studies & libraries

Rooms for focus and quiet, where a resinous, slightly smoky scent suits dark wood, books and low afternoon light.

Dining rooms

Mid meal, after dark - an incense and jasmine warmth that holds a table's atmosphere without competing with the food.

Entrances & hallways

The first scent of a considered home, setting an urbane, composed tone the moment someone steps inside.

Boutiques & galleries

Retail and exhibition spaces that want to feel curated and adult, with a scent people register but can't quite place.

The Ingredients

Bright Citrus

The opening. Cool citrus and a twist of pink pepper give Address its immediate, clean lift which is sharp and urbane, the first thing a room registers before the depth arrives.

Smoke & Bloom

The heart. Incense brings a quiet, resinous smoke while lily and jasmine soften it with a clean floral thread the part of the scent that turns it from fresh to composed.

Grounded Base

The close. Patchouli, amber and musk settle in low and long-lasting, the part that lingers on fabric and in the air — warm, earthy and quietly persistent.

FRAGRANCE

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Germany Rs. 1,500.00

Warm, sweet and grounding. Coffee and vanilla over amber, jasmine and cashmere wood. Germany is the cosiest scent in the range. It opens on coffee and vanilla, warm, sweet and immediately comforting, like a room you don't want to leave. Amber and jasmine round out the middle, and it settles deep on vanilla, patchouli and cashmere wood. Rich and enveloping, a scent for cold evenings, soft light and rooms made for staying in.

FRAGRANCE

Harmony Rs. 1,500.00

Calm and clean. Tea and lemon over jasmine, settling on warm amber and sandalwood. Harmony does what its name says. It opens light and clean, white tea and lemon, then moves through oolong tea and jasmine, a quiet, almost meditative middle. It settles on amber, musk and sandalwood: warm, soft and grounding. A balanced, understated scent built for calm rooms and unhurried days, with nothing that asks for attention.

Frequently Asked Questions

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What does Address smell like?

Cool and urbane. It opens with citrus, pink pepper and patchouli, moves into a resinous heart of incense, lily and jasmine, and settles on patchouli, amber and musk.

Is it a sweet scent, or something more grown-up?

Grown-up. It's composed and a little serious rather than sweet. The citrus keeps it fresh, but the incense and patchouli heart gives it depth.

Which rooms does it suit best?

Studies, dining rooms, entrances and hallways, and curated retail or gallery spaces. For rooms that want to feel adult and considered.

Is it better for day or evening?

It moves from day into evening naturally. Bright on top for daytime, deep enough underneath to hold its own after dark.