Island Rose: Reflecting on 2023

2023…what a year! I call it my year of “re-birth” and what a pleasure it has been to orchestrate this re-birth with Island Rose! Inspired by the Harkness Rose, which grows on the grounds of the Ha...

Nautilus, a fragrance inspired by powerful storms!

Fierce Hurricane Fiona just passed by Bermuda. We are no stranger to these amazing climate phenomenons. Have you read the story of the Three Little Pigs? Well, every Bermudian has learned from the ...

Holiday Wishes for Love, Peace, Hope and Joy

2020 is coming to an end. This year more than ever, traditional religious and cultural Holidays bring on a time for reflexion and a need for togetherness. It is a time when concepts like Love, Peac...

Cedar in the Air

“Cedar" exudes comfort and allure of timeless masculinity. Cedar, one of our iconic Eau de Toilette, created in 1936 by the Bermuda Perfumery and treasured in our collection as a devoted protector ...

The Legend of the Passion Flower (Passiflora)

The Passion Flower has always fascinated Bermudians and visitors alike. It’s color, intricate shape and many parts explain why. I think it also has a very distinct fruity smell of grapes and garden...

Petals and Plates – A Sensorial Picnic

On January 16, 2020, together with the Bermuda Tourism Authority, Discovery Wines, and Eattafel, we hosted a Fragrance and Food Pairing Picnic to kick off Restaurants Weeks 2020.  This was most cer...

The Inspiration Behind Nautilus

The adventure of Nautilus started about 6 years ago in the most unexpected way. I was in NYC sitting in a hotel lobby where I picked up a magazine and started reading an article about the perfectio...

Spend a perfect day in St. George

St. George is one of the oldest towns in the western hemisphere. Founded in 1609, it has a lot of tales to tell….and many characters populate this town. That alone, I probably find to be its most c...

A Letter from Isabelle

January in Bermuda is for me a time of reflection. A time when I rest, read and start preparing for the spring, for the re-birth. I often make fun and say that it is my “hang over” month – waking u...