Aurum Eau de Parfum

Founded in 2020 by London-based designers Austin Moro and Eliza Dabron, out of a shared appetite for old interiors and gardens and the memory of specific times and places. The candle vessels take their twin-handled, boatneck shape from Constance Spry's work for the Fulham Pottery in the 1930s, and are still hand-poured and fired by craftsmen in Stoke-on-Trent using centuries-old techniques. The scents themselves start as a mood, a painting, a photograph of a room that no longer exists, and are developed with a French perfumer to translate that image into something you can smell. The studio draws on English garden history and the sculptural instincts of the Constance Spry era, not to reproduce the past but to keep its patience and specificity alive.