The new Maison Diptyque store (remember?) at 7 rue Duphot in Paris.
Parisian cafe
A quick spot for Diptyque's candle collection with Café Verlet.
A discreet lounge
A new feature of the shop is a discreet lounge where customers are invited to personalise their candles by choosing from around thirty imposing jars and eight candle scents. "The candle is then made in our workshops in France, and you have to wait about six weeks to receive it," explains Emanuela Bauriaud, pointing out that the prices of her "semi-measure" candles start from 500 euros.
[...] Another new feature of Maison Diptyque is a room dedicated entirely to workshops. The programme includes flower arranging, painting, potting, etc.
— Read more about Diptyque's new Paris and London stores in Discover Maison Diptyque, the brand's new concept store for scents and objects at Fashion Network.
The daily lemming
From Diptyque's collaboration with Café Verlet in Paris, four limited edition candles illustrated by artist Clym Evernden: Café, Biscuit, Chantilly and Fruits Confits. The 190g candles are $78; a coffret of Café, Biscuit and Chantilly in 70g is $135. (There is also a candle lid decorated with a coffee bean for $115 and a porcelain trinket tray for $87.)
The almost-daily lemming
Diptyque's limited edition Fleur de Cerisier is back for 2024 with a highly lemmable floral design: "The Fleur de Cerisier (Cherry Blossom) scented candle is back to celebrate the spring season and its delicate, ephemeral pink blooms. As summer approaches, it will be carried away by the breeze like fluttering petals." In 190g, currently at Diptyque in Hong Kong for HK$600 but scheduled for worldwide release.