Fleurs d'Oranger

Pure and luminous, the Fleurs d’Oranger scent wraps an interior in a veil of serenity. Orange blossom, ylang-ylang, and petitgrain compose a soft, solar fragrance, a tribute to the soothing freshness of bitter orange trees in bloom. A delicate atmosphere to enjoy as a candle, a reed diffuser, or a room spray, to breathe in the gentleness of fine days.

 

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Fleurs d’Oranger, the softness of a solar floral

Fleurs d’Oranger celebrates the soothing freshness of Italian bitter orange trees in full bloom. Orange blossom, luminous and delicate, nestles into ylang-ylang and lemony petitgrain, over a musky base that extends the softness. Its creator drew it from her attachment to orange trees in flower, whose delicate brightness symbolizes for her both serenity and the promise of fine days. An enveloping, serene scent, perfect for setting a peaceful atmosphere.

Fleurs d’Oranger, in several forms

This fragrance comes in a complete range of scented objects. It lights up the home as a scented candle, settles in lastingly as a reed diffuser and diffuser refills, or sprays as a room spray for an immediate breath. You will also find it as a fragrance oil, as a catalytic lamp refill, and among our other home creations. Find the whole range in our home fragrance collection.

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The softness of Fleurs d’Oranger pairs with other scents from the Maison. Bal à Venise unfolds a powdery floral elegance. Musc Blanc extends the purity in a softer, more cocooning register. For a warmer atmosphere, Ambre précieux wraps the room in a rich amber. These fragrances also make lovely gift ideas.

An exceptional scent, signed Nicolaï

Fleurs d’Oranger is created by Patricia de Nicolaï, the first woman perfumer to found her own house. This home fragrance carries the same standards as her perfumes: noble materials and a singular olfactory signature, brought into the space of your home, in Paris and everywhere else. An exceptional floral, carried by the heritage of seven generations of perfumers and the freedom of an independent French haute parfumerie house.