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From a Bruchsal jewellery store to online perfume retail, Aus Liebe zum Duft connects fragrance writing, personal advice and hand-filled samples with discovery at home.

Opened in London in 2012, Bloom grew from Oxana Polyakova’s own fragrance discoveries. Explore its maker-led selection, themed samples, Nose Club and current shop.

From its 2008 Brisbane beginnings to flagship boutiques and online classes, Libertine Parfumerie connects Australian perfume lovers with niche fragrance and ways to explore it.

From its 2001 beginnings at Raffles Hotel, escentials has connected personal fragrance discovery with beauty retail, online shopping, and expansion across Southeast Asia.

Founded online in Vancouver in 2019, Scentrique connects niche perfume discovery in its boutique with sampling at home. Explore its founders, selection, and expansion into the United States.

From a 2013 pop-up to two San Francisco stores, Ministry of Scent brings together independent perfume creators, personal guidance, samples, and conversations with makers.

Opened to the public in 1984 in a house that had served as an importing company’s base, Portland’s The Perfume House was founded by Chris and Christina Tsefalas. Follow the work passed on to family and staff, a selection connecting classics and contemporary niche perfume, and the shop’s approach to sampling and service today.

Founded in Portland in 2016, Fumerie brings independent perfume to a wooden bar where conversation shapes discovery. Explore Tracy Tsefalas’s story, consultations, samples, and the shop’s historical fragrance swaps.

Founded in the Paris Marais in 2011, Sens Unique brings together independent perfume creators. Explore Renata’s path from interpreting to perfume distribution, her selection, and an approach to sampling that begins with conversation.

From Fairfax to Old Town Alexandria, Arielle Shoshana brings niche perfume into everyday life through scent-led shelves, personal conversation, and room to sample.