Inspired by the Gazette des Atours de la Reine - a seemingly ordinary notebook, kept by Marie Antoinette's first maid of honour, Geneviève d'Ossun - Tuileries celebrates the floral fabrics used to fashion dresses for the sovereign; in particular, the rose, her favourite fleur.

Created to honour the brand's 380th anniversary (no small accomplishment), Trudon's Tuileries Reed Diffuser opens with a burst of blackcurrant, mandarin and ripe pink berries which beautifully evoke the multi-faceted bloom of sun-warmed rose petals. With mid notes of white flowers, rose, geranium and raspberry that mellow to a base of musk and sandalwood with whispers of patchouli, Tuileries puts a chic, sophisticated spin on floral fragrances - shrouding the typically 'pretty' rose notes with a heady allure that alludes to the stories of regal debauchery. Housed in pink fluted glass with a brass collar and the brand's signature golden crest, this looks exquisite on a mantelpiece, or makes an eye-catching (and nose-delighting) addition to your dressing table.