Scents of the season

As summer slowly fades and autumn begins to whisper its arrival, our senses yearn for something softer, more grounded. The golden light shifts, the air cools just enough, and with it, our desire for a change in atmosphere. This is the season of gentle transitions—when we seek balance, not extremes. We leave behind the vibrant brightness of summer and step into a quieter rhythm, choosing scents that neither overwhelm nor disappear, but linger softly in the air.

During these early autumn months, we are drawn to fragrances of moderate intensity—neither too warm nor too cool. Notes that feel like a soft breeze through an open window, carrying with it the scent of fig leaves, green tea, or a distant touch of musk. These are scents that gently refresh, that bring nature indoors without demanding attention, creating a calm and romantic mood that reflects the beauty of the season.

Hints of rainforest air, red currant ripening in the last light, or the quiet energy of acai berries evoke this in-between time—bright but grounded, fresh yet comforting. We look for fragrances that lift us gently out of the everyday, that offer comfort without weight. Something that feels like a walk in fading light, or the quiet anticipation of change. With the right scent, our homes become a space of transition—still touched by summer, but already embracing the tender spirit of autumn.