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    L'OBJET began in 2005 as a design studio in Los Angeles before expanding into fragrance. Founder Elad Yifrach wanted everyday objects to spark feeling and conversation. The brand now offers a curated line of scents, candles and décor that blend tactile design with olfactory craft. Recent releases such as Kérylos (2024) and Blindfold (2025) illustrate a steady growth from interior objects to a full fragrance universe that still feels rooted in the simple act of living well.

    United StatesEst. 2005
    5
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    SignatureKérylos
    Kérylos
    Community
    4.1
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    across 5 fragrances
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    Heritage
    2005
    Founded in United States

    Heritage

    A house, in its own words

    Elad Yifrach launched L'OBJET in 2005 after a career in design and retail. The first collections focused on glassware, lighting and furniture that emphasized materiality and quiet elegance. By 2010 the studio began experimenting with scented candles, using the same attention to texture that defined its objects. A turning point arrived in 2018 when the brand announced a dedicated fragrance line, partnering with established perfumers to translate its design philosophy into scent. In 2022 L'OBJET opened a permanent space in Harrods Beauty Hall, showcasing both objects and perfumes side by side, a move that signaled its acceptance by the broader fragrance community. The 20th anniversary in 2025 was marked by the launch of Blindfold Eau de Parfum, a unisex composition created with master perfumer Yann Vasnier, reinforcing the brand’s commitment to collaborative creation. In early 2026 the house introduced Delphes, a fragrance credited to master perfumer Jean‑Claude, further expanding its roster of contemporary scents. Throughout its two‑decade history the label has remained anchored in Los Angeles while gradually establishing a European presence, including a flagship boutique in Paris announced in 2024. Each milestone reflects a consistent thread: a desire to elevate the ordinary through thoughtful design and scent. L'OBJET treats scent as an extension of material experience. Elad Yifrach often speaks about the value of materiality, noting that a well‑crafted object and a well‑balanced perfume both invite the user to pause and notice. The brand’s creative vision centers on everyday rituals, aiming to turn a simple moment—lighting a candle, opening a drawer—into a sensory pause. Collaboration sits at the heart of this approach; L'OBJET works with master perfumers such as Yann Vasnier and Jean‑Claude to ensure each fragrance respects the same standards of balance and clarity applied to its objects. The company also prioritizes sustainability, selecting ingredients that can be traced to responsible growers and limiting waste through refillable packaging where possible. By aligning design, scent and ethical sourcing, L'OBJET seeks to create a cohesive atmosphere that feels both intimate and considered.

    2005
    L'OBJET founded by Elad Yifrach in Los Angeles as a design studio.
    2010
    First scented candle collection released, extending the brand’s material focus to aroma.
    2018
    Official fragrance line announced, partnering with established perfumers for scent development.
    2022
    Permanent showcase opened in Harrods Beauty Hall, London, featuring both objects and perfumes.
    2025
    Blindfold Eau de Parfum launched for the 20th anniversary, created with master perfumer Yann Vasnier.
    2026
    Delphes released, credited to master perfumer Jean‑Claude, expanding the contemporary scent portfolio.

    Did you know?

    Interesting facts

    01

    The brand’s name, L'OBJET, is French for "the object," underscoring its focus on tangible design.

    02

    Blindfold was developed as a unisex scent, a deliberate choice to blur traditional gender categories in fragrance.

    03

    L'OBJET’s Paris boutique will feature modular display walls that can be rearranged by customers, encouraging personal curation.

    04

    The rose absolute in Rose Noire (2023) is sourced from a single Grasse estate that has supplied perfume houses since the 19th century.