Eau de Vie (Lavender 1; Natural)
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The back door stands open to a garden where late morning sun warms the stone step. A basket of cut herbs rests on the threshold, and someone has just brushed past the angelica and rosemary. The air carries Amalfi lemon and bergamot in bright streaks, softened by a smear of beeswax on the basket handle. Anise threads through the citrus with a clean, slightly sharp lift that keeps the opening from feeling like a simple kitchen scent.
Inside the room, lavender sits among geranium and neroli, the flowers arranged in a loose bunch with tarragon and rose tucked between them. The lavender is calm rather than soapy, and the rose brings a gentle color without turning the air sweet. Rosemary ties the herbs to the flowers so the transition feels like one continuous breath rather than a change of scene.
Hay and orris root settle near the base of the wall where a sandalwood bench catches the light. The hay reads dry and golden, the orris adds a soft powder that lands lightly on the air, and the sandalwood gives the corner a smooth, quiet foundation. The mix stays aromatic and herbal, with a green touch that keeps the flowers from dominating the space.
A breeze moves through and carries the scent across the room, mixing the lemon from the step with the herbs near the bench and the sandalwood by the wall, the whole moment held in a single stretch of air where the garden and the house feel like the same place
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