Les Liquides Imaginaires: French Olfactory Poetry
Les Liquides Imaginaires is a French artistic perfumery house founded in 2012 by Philippe di Méo and David Frossard. The fragrances are conceived as narrative trilogies: each creation is part of a larger story, with mythological, esoteric, and elemental references.
The Liquides Imaginaires Style
Poetic, subtle compositions, built around a philosophical concept. The hourglass-shaped bottle has become a symbol of the house: perfume as a substance suspended between memory and future.
Iconic Fragrances
Famous trilogies: Les Eaux Sanguines, Les Eaux Arborantes, Les Eaux Imaginaires. Creations such as Succus Oudé, Sancti, Tellus, Saltus, Bello Rabelo.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why is the bottle an hourglass?
It symbolizes the suspended time of perfume, the relationship between past, present, and future that each fragrance contains.
Are the fragrances unisex?
Yes, most creations are unisex and designed beyond gender distinction.
Is it an independent house?
Yes, Liquides Imaginaires maintains a strong authorial identity and selective distribution in artistic perfumery.
