Teo Cabanel

For Teo Cabanel’s first Paris boutique, Chloé Nègre creates an intimate, sunlit setting where visitors can take their time discovering perfumes. Shades from vanilla brown to mimosa yellow evoke the fragrances’ raw ingredients. Lime plaster, brass, wood and rattan complement bespoke furniture, from the sofa to coffee tables arranged as botanical forms.

The layout connects a discovery area, a lounge and a scent library with a workshop for fragrance consultations. A console clad in rose petals and a watercolour mural by Pauline Leyravaud extend the perfume house’s world. Natural materials, the preservation of existing elements and handcrafted production to order guide the project.