Top Notes
Juniper berry oil
Angelica root
Lavender
Heart Notes
Blond tobacco
Vanilla absolute
Pepper wood
Base Notes
Guaiac wood
Oakwood extract
Ambrettolide
Intro
An aromatic, vanilla and amber perfumed candle inspired by the plush and ever so posh Fumoir Bar, the inspiring locale behind The Architects Club.
History
Olfactive Restoration: Mayfair, London, March 1930.
Midnight settles over London's newest Art Deco cocktail bar. Chrome gleams beneath amber light while velvet banquettes soften the room into intimate conversation. Condensation slips slowly down crystal martini glasses as juniper, lavender and tobacco drift together beneath mirrored ceilings. Vanilla and tobacco linger in the air, warming polished wood, paneled walls, and velvet banquettes and frosted glass.
Developed with Nicole Mancini and Yann Vasnier.
Description
More
- ART DECO VELVET was inspired after several wonderful visits to the smartest of Mayfair smoking rooms and cocktail bars. The exotic wood and leather paneled walls, the Lalique glass detailing and the velvet banquettes have soaked in years of redolent smoke and powdery, ambery rich perfumes. The most comfortable, elegant cocoon of a space.
- The scent’s irreverent aromatic and citrusy notes of a gin martini contrast with the soft vanilla, blond tobacco and woody background that is perfect for any ambiance.
- Bring the splendor of The Architects Club’s to your home, inspired by the original Mayfair Fumoir bar and capturing the feel of the Art Deco movement in the 1930s.
Bio
-Schwartzman, Arnold, London Art Deco, Palazzo Editions Limited, United Kingdom, 2006.
-Jodidio, Philip, Architecture in the United Kingdom, Taschen America, New York, 2006.
-Robinson, Jeffrey, The Hotel: Backstairs at the World’s Most Exclusive Hotel, Arcade Publishing , New York, 1997.
– Oswald Milne: Bulletin of the American Institute of Architects, Volumes 11-12
-Ionides, Basil, Colour and Interior Decoration, Country Life Ltd., London, 1926.
-Woolf, Virginia, The London Scene: Six Essays on London Life, Harper Collins Publishers, 1931.
-Taylor, D.J., Bright Young People: The Lost Generation of London’s Jazz Age, Farrar, Straus and Giroux; First Edition edition, New York, 2010.
-Barnett, Richard, The Book of Gin: A Spirited World History from Alchemists’ Stills and Colonial Outposts to Gin Palaces, Bathtub Gin, and Artisanal Cocktails, Grove Press, New York, 2012.
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ART DECO VELVET
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ART DECO VELVET
Top Notes
Juniper berry oil
Angelica root
Lavender
Heart Notes
Blond tobacco
Vanilla absolute
Pepper wood
Base Notes
Guaiac wood
Oakwood extract
Ambrettolide
Intro
An aromatic, vanilla and amber perfumed candle inspired by the plush and ever so posh Fumoir Bar, the inspiring locale behind The Architects Club.
History
Olfactive Restoration: Mayfair, London, March 1930.
Midnight settles over London's newest Art Deco cocktail bar. Chrome gleams beneath amber light while velvet banquettes soften the room into intimate conversation. Condensation slips slowly down crystal martini glasses as juniper, lavender and tobacco drift together beneath mirrored ceilings. Vanilla and tobacco linger in the air, warming polished wood, paneled walls, and velvet banquettes and frosted glass.
Developed with Nicole Mancini and Yann Vasnier.
Description
More
- ART DECO VELVET was inspired after several wonderful visits to the smartest of Mayfair smoking rooms and cocktail bars. The exotic wood and leather paneled walls, the Lalique glass detailing and the velvet banquettes have soaked in years of redolent smoke and powdery, ambery rich perfumes. The most comfortable, elegant cocoon of a space.
- The scent’s irreverent aromatic and citrusy notes of a gin martini contrast with the soft vanilla, blond tobacco and woody background that is perfect for any ambiance.
- Bring the splendor of The Architects Club’s to your home, inspired by the original Mayfair Fumoir bar and capturing the feel of the Art Deco movement in the 1930s.
Bio
-Schwartzman, Arnold, London Art Deco, Palazzo Editions Limited, United Kingdom, 2006.
-Jodidio, Philip, Architecture in the United Kingdom, Taschen America, New York, 2006.
-Robinson, Jeffrey, The Hotel: Backstairs at the World’s Most Exclusive Hotel, Arcade Publishing , New York, 1997.
– Oswald Milne: Bulletin of the American Institute of Architects, Volumes 11-12
-Ionides, Basil, Colour and Interior Decoration, Country Life Ltd., London, 1926.
-Woolf, Virginia, The London Scene: Six Essays on London Life, Harper Collins Publishers, 1931.
-Taylor, D.J., Bright Young People: The Lost Generation of London’s Jazz Age, Farrar, Straus and Giroux; First Edition edition, New York, 2010.
-Barnett, Richard, The Book of Gin: A Spirited World History from Alchemists’ Stills and Colonial Outposts to Gin Palaces, Bathtub Gin, and Artisanal Cocktails, Grove Press, New York, 2012.
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