Jardin De La Lune - the newest scent from Earl of East London, is a nod to the gardens of Grand Trianon, Versailles. The scent is a luxurious combination of deep tuberose, paired with top notes of blackberry leaf and bergamot and with a base of heady and aromatic cade. Inspired by Travel, Hand Blended in London.

Scent Story

Jardin De La Lune is inspired by the 17th Century gardens of the Grand Trianon in the historic Palace of Versailles and is a nod to this luxurious and opulent time.

Louis XIV had the Grand Trianon built within the grounds of Versailles as a folly away from the daily pomp of the main palace. It overlooked beautifully manicured gardens, in which thousands of tuberoses were planted directly into pots and lined the borders of the garden.

The night blossoming flower, was the favourite of the reigning King Louis XIV, which has just been imported from the New World. In the night it would bloom with a luxurious - somewhat overpowering -scent and as guests returned to the main palace after evening festivities, the scent would linger in the air.

The grandeur of this building and the gardens surrounding it inspired us to create the warm and luxurious scent that is Jardin De La Lune.

About The Brand

With a shared passion, a side hustle turned into a business of home fragrances both founders Niko Dafkos and Paul Firmin of Earl of East have built a brand located in East London. They have expanded their line to incenses, home mists, bath and body products. The brand follows 4 pillars: Create, Curate, Collaborate and Community. They have been featured in titles with Vogue and Wallpaper. They have collaborated with the likes of The Botanist, Mulberry, Canon, Lululemon and Peroni.

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