- Polished modern perfumery
- Radiant amberwoods
- Precise material studies
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Maison Francis Kurkdjian
A Paris fragrance house founded in 2009 by perfumer Francis Kurkdjian and Marc Chaya. Its catalog combines precise modern signatures with material-led compositions and explicit concentration variations.
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Maison Francis Kurkdjian fragrances
Baccarat Rouge 540
Airy jasmine and saffron hover over an expansive mineral-amber effect while dry woods and a spun-sugar facet create a high-contrast trail.
Baccarat Rouge 540
Bitter almond deepens saffron and jasmine before cedar, mineral amberwoods and musk make the signature denser and more velvety than the Eau de Parfum.
Grand Soir
Aromatic lavandin and cinnamon leaf open into labdanum before benzoin and vanilla create a warm, resinous amber glow.
gentle Fluidity Gold Edition
Juniper, nutmeg and coriander add cool aromatic lift before musks, amber wood and vanilla form a smooth, warm and softly sweet base.
OUD satin mood
A powdery violet effect and abundant rose wrap around oud wood before a vanilla-amber base creates a plush, satin-like finish.