Through telling staries great and small, diptyque demonstrates its desire to create History here. To make a contribution to the history of perfume, or to take a playful approach to the art of perfuming the skin and thus invent new techniques. Just like its fragrance collection, in which each scent is born of a poetic dialogue between an illustration and a perfumer, imbuing a drawing with a unique aroma, the idea for this brand, which considers itself to be both "perfumer and artist," was to imagine new ways of wearing perfume. ln so doing, diptyque continues the quest for innovation that began 10 years ago, in order to offer its customers consistently inventive and meaningful experiences. Just like its three founders-an interior designer, a designer, and a painter-diptyque is the story of different perspectives whose interactions resulted this time in a collection of prêts-à-parfumer. Blending the unique perspective that the house's artists bring to perfume with a new medium of expression: what if perfume, invisible on the skin, were a physical abject? Combining this notion of tangibility with the perspective of a team of designers who define new ways of wearing perfume using motions familiar to fragrance levers: what if perfume were an accessory? What if tattoos became perfume? Translating this vision with the perspectives of artisans who create ingenious materials that absorb and amplify fragrances: what if perfume were fa bric? What if perfume were ceramic?

The ICE box was designed as a block of ice, whose facets represent both the crystals and the seven organoleptic facets of XO cognac, which are revealed to the taster as the ice cubes are diluted. Closed, it contains the "fire" of the cognac. Once opened, it can be used as an ice bucket, with the tongs placed under the bottle, and kept as an object in its own right. This creation also represents an innovation from a technical point of view. All facets and opening elements are integrated. The two parts of the bucket are interlocked by the continuity of the inner facets (male and female) on the edges. It is a real partnership between the brand and the agency for the development of this project.

The hourglass range, emblematic object of the house patented and created by the agency in 2012, sets an innovative vision of what perfumer and artist can mean, as is it made of eclectic inspirations and reshapes the home fragrance category. This reissue renews the poetic promise to make perfume and time interact through a new way of perfuming one's home, with an ever more exclusive design. Each of the six scents now has a unique silhouette or finish for their glass refills. Its cold-diffusion technology, delivers the perfume notes through ingenious wicks that are now multiplied to expand the diffusion.

A surprising twist on the traffic sign, Arrow is a metallic arrow-shaped case embossed with the name of one of the 29 cities in the collection. Each destination, which echoes one of the house's great commercial epics, figures the distance separating it from the crayons in Reims. With this surprising, customizable facade, the result of a complex assembly, Servaire&Co is pushing back the limits of packaging and seizing the opportunity to transform a simple animated packaging into a real souvenir box, a customizable decorative collector's item.