New & Trending Summer Home Scents

Like opening a window to a fresh, colourful vegetable garden, this interior scent will work its charm in every room of the house.

Small flower, powerful impression. An olfactory imprint of uncommon proportions, jasmine is subtle and persistent.

Woven here into a scent of surprising complexity, juniper berries also give gin its nostalgic aroma.

An interlude outside time itself. Through the gilded scrolls on the Diptyque hourglass diffuser, a pageant of tangy, spicy orange tree notes emerges.

A discreet travel companion. The Fleur d'Oranger (Orange Blossom) car diffuser uses the air itself to reveal its scented notes. Bark, leaves, citrus fruit.

A landscape seen afresh. This large Figuier (Fig Tree) candle with five wicks evokes Mediterranean scenery with a breathtaking view of a grove.

Refreshes the air with its light mist. Bark, leaves and citrus fruit reveal the orange tree in its entirety, deliciously tangy and slightly spicy.

On the warm Mediterranean shore, a breeze moves through an expanse of fig trees, carrying the first signs of summer.

Counting out time: once turned over, the hourglass diffuser releases the woody fragrance of fig trees stretching endlessly across a Mediterranean countryside.

Extract of summer. From the small Figuier (Fig Tree) candle, a whole landscape emerges. Mediterranean scenery, the hot wind warming the trees.

A large candle that prolongs the experience of the iconic Figuier scent. Poured into a deep green, handcrafted ceramic.

Blue-flowered bushes perched on the hillsides under sunny skies in the South of France.

A journey of the senses. The car diffuser prolongs the story of Figuier (Fig Tree), an emblematic scent in the Diptyque herbarium.

A holistic take on fig, not only the fruit, but an endless orchard of vibrant trees stretching along the shoreline.

A thicket of eucalyptus trees, their trunks stretching skywards. Leaves crushed gently in the hand, silvery and aromatic.

A long-lingering sun-drenched moment is awash in freshness. A soft breeze arises — under the cypress trees.

The South. In the shade of the cypress trees, the air is fresher, filled with the accents of cypress needles – soft, resinous, almost honeyed.

The familiar scent of summer flowers wafts from an unexpected origin — the Mexican orange tree, greener than its Mediterranean counterpart.

At sunset, the long lemongrass stalks release their invigorating notes and fresh, aromatic accords into the warm, gentle wind.

One gesture and this spray perfumes the air. It expresses the tangy freshness of blackcurrant berries, the green fragrance of their leaves and the flowery notes of rose.