Reverie Haze

Reverie Haze imagines mist lifting from a garden as the first light of morning arrives. Created by Marc Daniel Heimgartner and introduced in 2026, it draws on the painted garden of the ancient Roman Villa of Livia. White flowers close to skin form its central idea, with fruit, wood and musk giving that floral intimacy a more textured setting.

Citrus peel, cypriol, green notes, rose, tropical fruits and tuberose introduce cashmere wood, ginger lily, oud, patchouli, saffron and white flowers. Amber, labdanum, red berries, suede, vanilla and white musk form the base. In his account of its creation, Heimgartner also identifies roasted coffee, ripe dates and incense beneath the flowers, giving the brighter materials deeper shading.

Consider it when you want white flowers alongside warmer wood. The 100mL bottle has green glass with a rose-gold-coloured cap and shoulders. Interlacing lines surround the green medallion carrying the eagle and fragrance name, with the colour continuing into the thick glass base.