New & Trending Summer Home Scents

A tender tribute to the violet, freshly gathered at dawn for its delicate fragrance. Soft, caressing, irresistibly powdery.

The fragrance of fresh-picked verbena leaves, intact, as though crumpled in your palms.

The fragrance of fresh-picked verbena leaves, as though crumpled in the hand.

Spring draws to a close. In the woods, linden trees dangle star-shaped flowers under pale green branches, a sure sign that summer is coming.

Compatible with both classic and medium candles, it protects and enhances flickering flames for night-time walks and wanders cast in soft, muted light. A lantern to illuminate midsummer nights.

A bouquet of light, elegant shiso leaves. A fresh, aromatic scent to be deciphered and discovered in all its facets.

Just one gesture - and the mist has us in its spell. The sillage conveys a fluctuating bouquet of roses, evoking that most emblematic of flowers.

A bouquet of roses, cut from a dewy bush in high May, some blooms still opening.

In the heart of May, rose blossoms in various stages of bloom welcome the morning dew. Petals still cool from night air release their scent.

Designed for Diptyque by the Jean-Marc Gady studio, this candle holder is torch-blown by master glassmakers in a workshop in the Vendée region of France.  

In the heart of the vegetable garden, long stalks of rhubarb in shades of pink and green reveal their bittersweet, vibrant scent.

Designed for Diptyque by the Jean-Marc Gady studio, this candle holder is torch-blown by master glassmakers in a workshop in the Vendée region of France.

This large ribbed candle holder was designed by the Jean-Marc Gady studio, and is torch-blown.

The scent of umbrella pines joins Diptyque's herbarium of scents, arriving as a limited edition inspired by the summer oasis of a water garden.

Named in honor of Edo, the ancient imperial city now known as Tokyo, Oyédo is a voyage to the Japan of a bygone era.

On a trail surrounded by nature, damp nettle leaves reveal their green, aromatic, and enigmatic scent.

At tea time, the air takes on the fruity fragrance of citrus preserves. A soft sweetness lingers, like marmalade simmering on the stove.

In the air, a fragrance evoking the South of France in Feburary: mimosas in bloom, the hills decked with their golden yellow hue.

An olfactory portrait as rich as a botanical study, holistically faithful to its green leaves and lively stems.

A unique, poetic hour. Using an ingenious process, this hourglass diffuser release the velvety, slightly honeyed notes of the Mimosa fragrance.