Interior perfume spray - COLETTE - Saint Tropez

Offering to the divine

Bakhoor - Frankincense - Storax

250ml

Chapel Factory celebrates the spirit of Christmas with its new FULL EPICEA candle.

A no-frills fragrance to pay homage to the majestic allure of the large mountain fir, in an authentic version.

100% vegetable soy wax, 250G.

Liturgy of the Hours

Sandalwood - Camphor - Sage

100% vegetable soy wax 250g.

This spray generously perfumes lovers bed.

A pier of petals enlivens the sheets and the ardour!

Les cocottes de Paris inspires a floral and gourmet fragrance with the charm of La Belle Époque.

Ernest Hemingway (1899-1961), American Nobel Prize for Literature.
Many of his works have been written in his colonial house La Finca Vigia in Cuba.
An indoor fragrance inspired by a generous exotic garden in the wake of frangipani, mariposa, jasmine, banana blossom, citron, palo santo and sandalwood.

A rain of rice and rose petals Isfahan.

Adelicious scent of happy days with romantic lights.

Benzoin evokes a sweet fragrance typical of temples and churches.

Oriental notes of agarwood from the Arabian nights are mixed with a mythological myrrh.

The Castle Farm is an invitation to vegetable fragrances. Pear and rhubarb are wrapped in tomato leaves. An ideal atmosphere for the kitchen and dining room.

Charles Dickens (1812-1870) English writer.
An interior fragrance inspired by the world of this famous novelist of the Victorian era.
Spruce and mandarin mingle with the notes of a refined oud.

Sidonie-Gabrielle Colette (1873-1954), French novelist.
A perfume inspired by the garden of La Treille Muscate in St Tropez, heavenly refuge acquired in 1925. 
A summer nap rocked by an intoxicating jasmine, pine and fig sun-drenched.

Olfactory allegory composed of woods of the gods and of oliban of the magi.

Its powerful fragrance is nuanced with resinous and floral notes of storax.

Stefan Zweig (1881-1942), Austrian writer.
It is in Brazil that Zweig exiles in 1940. A perfume inspired by the beauty of an idyllic painting described as a land of future and wooded with sandalwood, patchouli and ylang.

Epicurus (342 BC JC-270 BC), Greek philosopher.
The garden is the philosophical school open to men, women and slaves founded by Epicurus. A minimalist perfume with notes of licorice macerated with apothecary plants.