BJÖRK AND BERRIES

BJÖRK AND BERRIES

A fusion of a deep and verdant forest and a thriving botanical garden. Evoking the sense of a deserted greenhouse where wild and cultivated vegetation meet in a green and woody scent, alive with the energy of chlorophyll and vivid plants

BJÖRK AND BERRIES

The scent of September captures the first days of fall, a blue sky crisp with promises of new beginnings. Stacks of hay are warmed in the afternoon sun and blend together with the scent of harvested fruits and fresh cut logs that leave a lingering scent of warm, moist wood

BJÖRK AND BERRIES

Synchrony, a city’s aromas via architecture. Ask yourself, what makes a city come alive - more precisely, what fragrance would the spaces hold?

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A celebration of a shift in the seasons that triggers euphoric emotions, a pink light creating silhouettes on the horizon, a breath of fresh air in an endless night, where will it take us? 

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Mareld means sea-fire in old scandinavian language, sometimes also referred to as a sea ghost. The scent of Mareld is inspired by a rare phenomenon of the sea, where seemingly magical creatures illuminate dark waters and leave rays of a blue bioluminescent glow. As if the stars have plummeted from the sky to dance on the water. This fragrance leaves an hypnotic scent of stormy seas on the skin, reminiscent of the raw magic that surrounds us

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A clean and water like scent reminiscent of soapy skin after a dip in a clear and deep mountain lake. Transporting you to the summer months when the ground turns green and shadows from the sky above paint a blurry picture on blue, ripple free lakes

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An homage to ever-present inspiration. Aromatic and woody, this fragrance translates both the serene presence and the mysterious aura that epitomises the heart of nordic nature. Its reviving yet indefinable character awakens the senses and brings you straight to a long-lost forest of white birch and green pine

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Inspired by a longing for spring that never seems to arrive. Then, suddenly the sun becomes warm enough to awaken blossoming trees, the days grow longer, and the sky takes on a deep blue, almost warm tone