Paris in the early 1960s. In the Saint-Germain-des-Prés district, the jazz clubs celebrate the night away; artists of all kinds meet here. There is discussion, dancing and laughter, there is a hustle and bustle and an atmosphere that is as exuberant as it is elegant. Orphéon was one of those bars brimming with joie de vivre where the three diptyque founders who lived in the neighborhood often and happily met. As a tribute to this time of creative friendships, Orphéon presents itself today as a fragrance portrait of this think tank. A snapshot that captures the clouds of cigarette smoke mixed with the powdery aromas of rouge and the slightly resinous scent of patinated wood. At the heart of the fragrance composition is the ambience of this unforgettable place, personified by a warm tonka bean note, surrounded by deep cedar and sparkling juniper berries.

Did you know that? The only relic of the Orphéon Bar that still stands today is a column with blue mirror facets in the rear area of ​​the boutique at Boulevard Saint Germain 34.