How about a short trip to Paris? Surrounded by perfumes, scented candles and cosmetic products, you can almost breathe in French lifestyle in Dyptique’s elegant boutique in the historic Haus Cumberland.
For the interior of the stone, a hering-bone parquet of recycled wood was combined with antique furniture, high shelves, ceiling lamps of hand blown glass and a sort of church window in Art-déco style.
A large swung mirror harmonizes with the arched shape of the shop window. After the purchase of a scented, stylishly wrapped product, you can enjoy a fine croissant next door in the bakery of the Grosz coffee house.
Dyptique created a limited scented candle for the new boutique. It spreads then fragrance of linden flowers that is typical for Berlin.
Interior Design
Diptyque-Design-Team/Alexandre Roussard
Design
Lasvit
