Byredo
A word from the founder
Byredo
"All my inspirations to create a perfume are linked to personal memories. Places from my childhood, specific moments in my life. Inspiration really comes from everywhere." – Ben Gorham
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Body and hand care
Collection
Perfumes
The Byredo Eau de Parfum collection is a living library of memories and emotions, crafted from the most precious materials and embodied by five iconic creations, with each fragrance enhancing raw materials such as ambrette, sandalwood, violet, or vetiver, transforming them into vibrant narratives that evoke personal memories.
Home Fragrances
Candles
Minimalist as desired, the black smoked glass jar Byredo protects the brand's iconic black wax and wick. Each candle is poured into a mouth-blown glass jar, a unique artisanal process that embodies a deep commitment to craftsmanship and design culture. This approach brings to life beautiful functional objects, a source of exceptional sensory experiences.
Collection
Body and hand care
The Byredo collection for hands and body brings together nourishing lotions, refreshing body shower gels, and rich creams, delicately scented. Alone or combined, these essentials redefine daily care and intuitive elegance.
about
THE FREE ART OF PERFUME
Founded in Stockholm in 2006, Byredo takes its name from the expression "By Redolence". This principle sums up the essence of the brand: to make perfume a vector of emotions and memories, an invisible language capable of evoking the intimate and transcending the boundaries of gender, time and culture. Going against the tide of the classic codes of perfumery, Byredo favors free and narrative compositions, designed as unique sensory experiences. Driven by a deep spirit of independence, the House defends an authorial approach where each designer enjoys total freedom of expression. Without specifications or constraints, the only thing that matters is the sincerity of the gesture, the accuracy of the material and the evocative power of each fragrance. Thus, each Byredo fragrance becomes much more than an object of beauty: an olfactory work to be smelled, felt and interpreted.
