Isnard

Farandoula is built on rose. This house works within a floral, citrus and powdery frame, where rose repeats throughout the range alongside cedar and jasmine. White musk appears regularly, supporting the brighter floral notes with a soft finish. White floral and woody accents turn up alongside the main accords, while rose often sits at the centre of the composition. The overall direction leans towards feminine expressions, with the floral and powdery elements carrying through most of the work. Jasmine and cedar provide a steady backdrop across different compositions, and the citrus thread keeps the floral heart from settling too heavily. White floral notes move in and out of the arrangements, adding breadth to the rose and jasmine base without shifting the house away from its core floral focus.