Marc-Antoine Barrois Tilia

Marc-Antoine Barrois Tilia catches linden blossom at its sunniest, pairing its floral glow with jasmine and broom before powdery heliotrope, vetiver, Ambrofix and Georgywood give it a drier frame.

Profile: Floral Woody Musk.

Notes: lime (linden) blossom, jasmine sambac, broom; heliotrope, orange blossom, vetiver; ambrofix™, georgywood.

Evolution: linden blossom, jasmine and broom → powdery heliotrope, orange blossom and vetiver → ambrofix and georgywood.

Best for: Made for the radiant optimist who loves the moment a whole street seems filled with flowering trees. It fits a spring lunch, a garden celebration, or a bright city morning when you want the mood lifted; the floral glow is broad and exuberant rather than hushed, so floral minimalists may prefer something quieter.

Origin: France.

Longevity: 4–6 hours.