Barénia Pleine Fleur is a perfume by Hermès released in 2026. The heart brings together lily, soft and floral, orange blossom, waxy and sweet, and patchouli, earthy and damp.
Bottle by Philippe Mouquet in an orange-pink gradient, with a plate featuring pyramidal studs and a stud shaped into the bottom of the glass, refillable in 30, 60 and 100 ml.
The bottle takes up the creation of Philippe Mouquet, already the author of the Barénia bottle. Its soft elliptical curves contrast with a metal plate adorned with pyramidal studs. One final stud is shaped into the bottom of the glass, at the heart of the bottle, a detail invisible from outside the full container.
The lineage goes back to the original Barénia bottle, inspired by the Collier de Chien bracelet, whose pyramidal studs with rounded facets and final stud shaped into the mass of the glass already form the formal vocabulary. Pleine Fleur sets itself apart through its hue: an orange-pink gradient, which the house presents as an evocation of the juice's floral character.
The object is designed to last: Barénia is a refillable object. The three sizes — 100 ml, 60 ml and 30 ml — are filled from a 125 ml refill sold separately, for which Hermès publishes instructions: unscrew the pump, then pour while holding it upright.