Its creator envisages perfume for oneself as well as for the home, reinforcing the rarity of his approach.

Freeing himself from the codes and trends of the time, the artist disregarded conventions and returned to a practice almost forgotten since the end of World War II: giving his fragrances the name of a note, immediately identifiable and symbolizing an all-figurative interpretation of the world, at a time when abstract fragrances were more in vogue.

Among his creations are Mûre et Musc, which signed his first success and allowed the house to grow. The adventure continued until 1988, when he created the company. Maison Maître Parfumeur & Gantier. Today, the Parisian boutique is a unique showcase for his exceptional fragrances.