Leonard

Léonard de Léonard is built around sandalwood. That material runs through a range that stays close to woody, powdery and aromatic accords. Bergamot appears often, lending a bright edge to the soft grain of the wood. Jasmine and vanilla are also repeated, and they pull the compositions toward floral, sweet and warm spicy tones.

The house works within a narrow set of materials, letting sandalwood sit at the centre while the surrounding notes shift. The result is a catalogue that feels consistent in texture, with the same core accords appearing across different blends. Jasmine and vanilla do not overwhelm the wood, but they change how the powdery and aromatic facets present themselves. Bergamot keeps the overall feel from becoming too heavy.