A scent journey through a Parisian Café

A candle collection that smells like coffee, spice and everything nice?

Paris institution: Café Verlet, one of the oldest Parisian coffee shops that has been roasting its beans in the traditional way since 1880That’s the concept behind Diptyque x Café Verlet, one of the oldest Parisian coffee shops that has been roasting its beans in the traditional way since 1880.

This year Diptyque collaborated with Café Verlet and introduced four different scents in candle format. The packaging is fun and playful, bearing whimsical illustrations by British artist Clym Evernden. On one side, a lamppost fronting Café Verlet serves a cup of coffee on a tray, while on the other side, a lamppost in front of a Diptyque store totes a shopping bag.

British artist Clym Evernden rendered the whimsical illustrations on the candle labels and packaging: A set of three small candles is available in a limited-edition box at Diptyque. Sweet inspirations: Diptyque’s Parisian Café collection is inspired by Café Verlet specialties like Chantilly whipped cream, spiced biscuits, candied fruits and, of course, coffee.

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