Pacific Rock Flower
Australian coastal flowers inspire a meeting of salt air, soft florals, creamy sweetness and woods.
Perfumer: Émilie Bouge
Pacific Rock Flower takes inspiration from the white blooms of Coastal Tea Tree growing on the headlands and dunes of Australia's eastern coast. Composed by Emilie Bouge, it brings salt air and flowers together with a creamier texture, developing an aquatic floral interpretation of that coastal landscape.
Sea salt and Coastal Tea Tree introduce a fresher seaside impression. The air beside the sea, wild flowers and golden sand provide the setting, giving the fragrance a brighter starting point within its coastal theme.
Coral Flower Accord and tuberose contribute a softer, fuller floral character. The smoother sweetness of Cocowax Accord surrounds the flowers, combining an aquatic freshness with a rounder floral texture. These different impressions develop the meeting of sea air, flowers and creaminess at the centre of the composition.
Moss, Indonesian patchouli and Australian sandalwood support the flowers through woody and earthier textures. Presented as an eau de parfum with a stated concentration of 25%, the fragrance connects a brighter coastal impression with a warmer combination of flowers, woods and creamy sweetness.







