Liquides Imaginaires

About the House

The house is a French fragrance house that tells stories through myth, ritual, emotion, and imagined landscapes. Each scent occupies a place within a larger narrative rather than standing only as an isolated product.

History

Philippe Di Méo and David Frossard began shaping the project after an exhibition in Paris in October 2011. The project joined Di Méo's artistic direction with Frossard's experience in fragrance development and distribution. Their label, Différentes Latitudes, records the launch of the fragrance collection in 2013.

Philosophy & Signature Style

Creation begins with a story. Religious imagery, ancient civilizations, love, desire, and elemental forces are explored in groups of three fragrances, with each trilogy forming a distinct world. The amphora-like bottle cap continues this language of ritual and memory, presenting perfume as a liquid vessel for symbols and experience.

Di Méo first sends perfume houses a story or legend as the basis for the fragrance brief. The resulting scents are conceived as talismans: objects that connect an emotional state with an imagined world. This approach gives the material composition a narrative purpose before individual ingredients are chosen.

Representative Fragrances

Blanche Bête imagines milky whiteness, Fleuve Tendre follows the course of love, and Dom Rosa places rose against the sparkle of champagne. These fragrances show the house's characteristic union of poetic narrative and tactile materials.