Paul Smith • DAYDREAMER
Fragrance diffuser
Blended with premium and alcohol-free ingredients.. The oil is housed in a tinted glass vessel.
REF. 88580
250ml
In Stock
Introducing the first ever home fragrance collection by Paul Smith. Designed to be reused, each two-tone vessel is filled with a scent that recalls some of Paul’s most cherished memories.
Formulated with raw natural ingredients, sourced from around the globe from some of the world’s finest suppliers, they are layered, complex and enticing scents created when Paul enlisted the help of some exceptionally talented perfumiers.
“The journey I’ve been on to create the fragrances for my first ever candle and diffuser collection has been a fascinating one, guided by some incredible perfumiers,” explains Paul. “It gave me the chance to reflect on some of my favourite memories, moments and places in a new way.”
A memory of Paul Smith’s summer holidays spent in France. Smells like walled gardens, classic herbs and cycling through sunny fields.
A summer holiday like no other. That’s what Daydreamer is designed to recall. Imagining cycling trips, long lunches and endless countryside was the inspiration behind the relaxing scent. The scent was created using a bouquet of aromatic Provençal herbs – lavender, sage, rosemary and thyme, with blackcurrant and verveine added for a feeling of sunshine and colour. Subtle notes of hay then recreate the atmosphere of being in open fields on a hot summer day.
Notes: French lavender oil, clary sage and verveine
Sir Paul Smith is the designer, master shopkeeper and majority shareholder of Paul Smith. Paul’s saying, that ‘you can find inspiration in everything’, remains the guiding principle of the company. Paul Smith designs are eclectic, with references drawn from art, music, and everyday life.
Paul Smith is Britain’s leading independent design company, championing positivity, curiosity and creativity. These qualities underpin every Paul Smith design, whether it’s a shirt, a shop or a special collaboration.
A British company with a global outlook; what began as a small, 3 x 3 metre shop in Nottingham, England, has grown to 130 shops and counting around the world, with locations in over 60 countries.
