Spicy
Top Notescardamomchillipink pepper
Heartbenzoinincensepatchoulitolu balmylang-ylang
Base Notesambermuskmusk tonkinvetiver
Tags
#beast
#sexy
Style
unisex
The fusion of the Taj Mahal's cold marble and its surrounding garden. Marbre Rouge brings the flowers inside the palace walls. Initially spicy, the fragrance warms up around cardamom before revealing its ylang-ylang heart. The amber notes of benzoin and Tolu balsam leave intensely sensual scents on the skin.
Perfumer: Sidonie Lancesseur
All about this fragrance
Vibe check
Marbre Rouge suits an evening spent in close conversation, when the pace slows and presence matters more than volume. Its peppery opening adds tension, while ylang-ylang and warm balsams give the encounter a plush, sensual undertone.
How to wear
Its spicy, balsamic richness makes cooler weather a natural setting. Start with one or two sprays on skin and assess before adding more; a restrained application lets the floral heart sit within the amber warmth without overwhelming close company. Use a lighter hand in warm rooms.
Who it’s for
For those drawn to resinous amber and vivid spices, but who want floral fullness rather than an exclusively dry, woody composition. Ylang-ylang softens the peppery bite, making this especially appealing to lovers of textured, sensual fragrances.
Release year
2024
The nose
Sidonie Lancesseur is a French perfumer known for expressive compositions that balance clear structure with rich textures, particularly woods, spices and amber. Her work includes Straight to Heaven for Kilian. For Marbre Rouge, she translates the contrast between cool stone and surrounding flowers into a spicy, floral and balsamic composition.
Collaborators
Bon Parfumeur founder Ludovic Bonneton helped shape the fragrance’s central image with Sidonie Lancesseur. Their starting point was marble; Bonneton selected the Taj Mahal as the architectural reference, giving the composition its contrast between a stone interior and garden flowers.
Bon Parfumeur’s story
Bon Parfumeur treats fragrance as a record of places, emotions and personal memories, expressed through French craftsmanship and close collaboration with perfumers. Its numbered, colour-coded bottles make fragrance families easier to navigate without reducing the individuality of each composition.
303 Marbre Rouge (Red Marble)’s concept
Marbre Rouge imagines the flowers surrounding the Taj Mahal brought inside its cool marble walls. Lancesseur develops that contrast through a spicy opening, a generous ylang-ylang heart and the warm amber richness of benzoin and Tolu balsam.
Extra info
The number 303 identifies the amber-and-spice family through its first digit and the third creation within that family through the remaining two. An earlier 303 eau de parfum dates to 2019; Marbre Rouge is the later extrait, and the two should not be assumed to share an identical formula.
Top Notescardamomchillipink pepper
Heartbenzoinincensepatchoulitolu balmylang-ylang
Base Notesambermuskmusk tonkinvetiver
Tags
#beast
#sexy
Style
unisex
The fusion of the Taj Mahal's cold marble and its surrounding garden. Marbre Rouge brings the flowers inside the palace walls. Initially spicy, the fragrance warms up around cardamom before revealing its ylang-ylang heart. The amber notes of benzoin and Tolu balsam leave intensely sensual scents on the skin.
Perfumer: Sidonie Lancesseur
All about this fragrance
Vibe check
Marbre Rouge suits an evening spent in close conversation, when the pace slows and presence matters more than volume. Its peppery opening adds tension, while ylang-ylang and warm balsams give the encounter a plush, sensual undertone.
How to wear
Its spicy, balsamic richness makes cooler weather a natural setting. Start with one or two sprays on skin and assess before adding more; a restrained application lets the floral heart sit within the amber warmth without overwhelming close company. Use a lighter hand in warm rooms.
Who it’s for
For those drawn to resinous amber and vivid spices, but who want floral fullness rather than an exclusively dry, woody composition. Ylang-ylang softens the peppery bite, making this especially appealing to lovers of textured, sensual fragrances.
Release year
2024
The nose
Sidonie Lancesseur is a French perfumer known for expressive compositions that balance clear structure with rich textures, particularly woods, spices and amber. Her work includes Straight to Heaven for Kilian. For Marbre Rouge, she translates the contrast between cool stone and surrounding flowers into a spicy, floral and balsamic composition.
Collaborators
Bon Parfumeur founder Ludovic Bonneton helped shape the fragrance’s central image with Sidonie Lancesseur. Their starting point was marble; Bonneton selected the Taj Mahal as the architectural reference, giving the composition its contrast between a stone interior and garden flowers.
Bon Parfumeur’s story
Bon Parfumeur treats fragrance as a record of places, emotions and personal memories, expressed through French craftsmanship and close collaboration with perfumers. Its numbered, colour-coded bottles make fragrance families easier to navigate without reducing the individuality of each composition.
303 Marbre Rouge (Red Marble)’s concept
Marbre Rouge imagines the flowers surrounding the Taj Mahal brought inside its cool marble walls. Lancesseur develops that contrast through a spicy opening, a generous ylang-ylang heart and the warm amber richness of benzoin and Tolu balsam.
Extra info
The number 303 identifies the amber-and-spice family through its first digit and the third creation within that family through the remaining two. An earlier 303 eau de parfum dates to 2019; Marbre Rouge is the later extrait, and the two should not be assumed to share an identical formula.