Parfums de Marly has unveiled its first Californian boutique in Beverly Hills.
On two floors, the space offers an immersive journey through the House’s universe and brings to life the vision of its founder, Julien Sprecher. To translate the House’s singularity, the French architect Hubert de Malherbe designed a unique concept that blends the spirit of an 18th century French chateau with the atmosphere of a contemporary Parisian apartment.
The concept features deconstructed moldings, Versailles parquet reinterpreted in oak and champagne-tone marquetry, a new take on the classic chandelier, an interactive olfactorium, a digitized Chateau de Marly and more. Upstairs, there is a private salon with a ceiling that pays tribute to the celestial globes that adorned the Chateau de Marly—a royal residence built for Louis XIV in 1679 that was famed for its parties and illustrious guests. The salon will host exclusive events and masterclasses.
On two floors, the space offers an immersive journey through the House’s universe and brings to life the vision of its founder, Julien Sprecher. To translate the House’s singularity, the French architect Hubert de Malherbe designed a unique concept that blends the spirit of an 18th century French chateau with the atmosphere of a contemporary Parisian apartment.
The concept features deconstructed moldings, Versailles parquet reinterpreted in oak and champagne-tone marquetry, a new take on the classic chandelier, an interactive olfactorium, a digitized Chateau de Marly and more. Upstairs, there is a private salon with a ceiling that pays tribute to the celestial globes that adorned the Chateau de Marly—a royal residence built for Louis XIV in 1679 that was famed for its parties and illustrious guests. The salon will host exclusive events and masterclasses.
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