L'Eau Rêvée d'Hubert

The Eaux Rêvées de Sisley collection

Let us begin by discussing this collection as a whole. All the fragrances that make it up are named after loved ones of the d'Ornano family or certain of its memories. The result is fragrances crafted like poems, with an uncommon sensitivity. Each fragrance in this olfactory line then has its own personality and a particular evocation. L'Eau Rêvée d'Hubert, for its part, is a tribute to Hubert d'Ornano.

A nod to Hubert d'Ornano

Hubert d'Ornano always loved nature. Indeed, he grew up in Poland and spent most of his time in the countryside. As he grew older, he also displayed a pronounced taste for elegance. It was thus that he built his house, with his visionary outlook. According to his son, he was an independent man. He was not afraid of anything. For him, an idea was only worth something if it had a concrete application. I never saw him on vacation, he said. He was very energetic, combative and warm. And, at the same time, he could be contemplative, wild and mysterious. It is therefore this entire paradox that is found in L'Eau Rêvée d'Hubert de Sisley. The result is a natural yet refined fragrance, soothing yet spirited.

The breath of geranium as a source of inspiration

L'Eau Rêvée d'Hubert de Sisley reveals the two facets of geranium, seen from a floral and airy angle, or a warmer and more peppery one. This weighty task of composition was entrusted to perfumer Alexis Dadier. He first chose to explore icy notes of mint, shiso and buchu. Egyptian geranium, meanwhile, appears in the heart of this fragrance, while revealing its more woody and earthy character. This sense of depth and this power intensify until the final breath of this creation. L'Eau Rêvée d'Hubert closes with a trio of patchouli, moss and ambroxan.

The understated and colorful bottle of L'Eau Rêvée d'Hubert de Sisley

L'Eau Rêvée d'Hubert de Sisley comes in a bottle designed by Polish sculptor Bronislaw Krzysztof. This bottle is shared across the entire Eaux Rêvées de Sisley collection. It is a transparent glass cylinder topped with a translucent, asymmetrical block, resembling a piece of ice. Each fragrance in the collection is paired with a color. L'Eau Rêvée d'Hubert de Sisley appears in black, a symbol of elegance. The whole is contained in a cardboard box enhanced by painter Elzbieta Radziwill.