A maximalist rose that transcends its floral character, sculpted by spices, woods and leather. This extrait opens vibrant and luminous, blending sparkling citrus with saffron and white pepper. Fruity Bulgarian rose and honeyed Damascus rose are sharpened by geranium and softened by iris. As the fragrance reveals itself, woods and leathery notes shadow the rose. Oak and patchouli lend structure and intensity, while immortelle, leather and Vietnamese oud leave behind a darker and more enveloping trail.
All about this fragrance
Vibe check
An evening gathering where conversation settles into low voices and nobody is watching the clock. The luminous rose makes an immediate impression, while honeyed petals and dark leather give that presence weight as the room draws closer.
How to wear
Cool weather suits the balance of honeyed rose, woods and leather. Start with one or two sprays on skin beneath clothing, allowing the bright citrus and spice to settle before adding more. In warmer rooms, a lighter application should keep the darker base from overwhelming the floral detail.
Who it’s for
For those who prefer rose with structure and shadow rather than a purely petal-soft treatment. It will appeal to lovers of substantial florals, leathery woods and oud accents who enjoy brightness at the opening but want a darker, enveloping finish.
Release year
2026
The nose
Céline Bourdoncle Perdriel, also known as Céline Perdriel, composed Rose Palezia at Cosmo International Fragrances. Her interpretation sets the brightness and delicacy of rose against the weight of woods and leather, translating an architectural brief through contrasts of texture and light.
Collaborators
Atelier Materi founder Véronique Le Bihan shaped the creative brief around an imagined Venetian salon, with sunlight crossing dark paneling, velvet and aged gilding. She envisioned a monumental, architectural rose; Céline Perdriel translated that vision into the fragrance’s floral, spicy and leathery contrasts.
Atelier Materi’s story
Atelier Materi builds each fragrance around a natural raw material, exploring its facets through contrasting textures. The house connects perfumery with architecture and craftsmanship, treating scent, bottle and packaging as related expressions of material. Its slow-luxury philosophy favors considered development over short-lived trends.
Rose Palezia’s concept
Rose Palezia began with the imagined interior of a Venetian palazzo: a shaft of sunlight illuminating dark wood, velvet and aged gilding. Rather than recreate a flower, the brief treated rose as an architectural form—opulent and substantial. Bright rose and spices provide the light, while woods and leather give the composition its shadow.
Extra info
The rose accord combines Damask rose materials from Morocco and Turkey with Bulgarian rose essence, bringing honeyed richness alongside brighter facets. Rose Palezia belongs to the house’s extrait collection, distinguished by a crafted gold-colored metal cap rather than its signature concrete cap.
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A maximalist rose that transcends its floral character, sculpted by spices, woods and leather. This extrait opens vibrant and luminous, blending sparkling citrus with saffron and white pepper. Fruity Bulgarian rose and honeyed Damascus rose are sharpened by geranium and softened by iris. As the fragrance reveals itself, woods and leathery notes shadow the rose. Oak and patchouli lend structure and intensity, while immortelle, leather and Vietnamese oud leave behind a darker and more enveloping trail.
All about this fragrance
Vibe check
An evening gathering where conversation settles into low voices and nobody is watching the clock. The luminous rose makes an immediate impression, while honeyed petals and dark leather give that presence weight as the room draws closer.
How to wear
Cool weather suits the balance of honeyed rose, woods and leather. Start with one or two sprays on skin beneath clothing, allowing the bright citrus and spice to settle before adding more. In warmer rooms, a lighter application should keep the darker base from overwhelming the floral detail.
Who it’s for
For those who prefer rose with structure and shadow rather than a purely petal-soft treatment. It will appeal to lovers of substantial florals, leathery woods and oud accents who enjoy brightness at the opening but want a darker, enveloping finish.
Release year
2026
The nose
Céline Bourdoncle Perdriel, also known as Céline Perdriel, composed Rose Palezia at Cosmo International Fragrances. Her interpretation sets the brightness and delicacy of rose against the weight of woods and leather, translating an architectural brief through contrasts of texture and light.
Collaborators
Atelier Materi founder Véronique Le Bihan shaped the creative brief around an imagined Venetian salon, with sunlight crossing dark paneling, velvet and aged gilding. She envisioned a monumental, architectural rose; Céline Perdriel translated that vision into the fragrance’s floral, spicy and leathery contrasts.
Atelier Materi’s story
Atelier Materi builds each fragrance around a natural raw material, exploring its facets through contrasting textures. The house connects perfumery with architecture and craftsmanship, treating scent, bottle and packaging as related expressions of material. Its slow-luxury philosophy favors considered development over short-lived trends.
Rose Palezia’s concept
Rose Palezia began with the imagined interior of a Venetian palazzo: a shaft of sunlight illuminating dark wood, velvet and aged gilding. Rather than recreate a flower, the brief treated rose as an architectural form—opulent and substantial. Bright rose and spices provide the light, while woods and leather give the composition its shadow.
Extra info
The rose accord combines Damask rose materials from Morocco and Turkey with Bulgarian rose essence, bringing honeyed richness alongside brighter facets. Rose Palezia belongs to the house’s extrait collection, distinguished by a crafted gold-colored metal cap rather than its signature concrete cap.