Laverne is a niche perfume house founded in Saudi Arabia in 2021, which has grown in just a few years to build a catalog of nearly seventy creations. Its identity is defined in a precise space: where the Eastern olfactory tradition — oud, amber, musk, incense — meets the compositional grammar of contemporary Western perfumery. Not a compromise, but a conscious synthesis. To achieve this, Laverne has chosen to collaborate with internationally recognized noses — including Dominique Ropion, Alberto Morillas, Nathalie Lorson, and Julien Rasquinet — entrusting each with a different voice within a coherent discourse. The bottles reflect this dual belonging: essential lines, solid glass, metallic finishes, and the Arabian leopard as the silent seal of the brand.

The Laverne Selection

The twenty-three references that Papique has selected span the entire expressive range of the maison: from woody and amber structures, typically Eastern in their density, to more airy, floral, or musky compositions designed for those seeking a discreet yet recognizable presence. Most of the fragrances are suitable for use that does not distinguish by gender — a choice of freedom, consistent with the brand's aesthetic. To navigate the selection, it is worth starting from your own olfactory affinities: those attracted to resinous depths will find fertile ground in the Eastern variations; those who prefer a structured freshness can explore the more modern florals of the collection.

We invite you to explore the selection with the curiosity of someone approaching a new voice: each composition is a point of view, not just a simple fragrance.