- Raphael Haury Perfumer:
Company:Perfum.com
Also worked with: Charabot
Web:perfum.com
Raphael Haury: A Fragrant Legacy Rooted in Grasse
Born and raised in Grasse, the undisputed global capital of perfumery, Raphael Haury’s trajectory in fragrance was almost predestined. As the son of a perfumer, he inherited an innate sense of aesthetic refinement and a profound sensitivity to aromas—traits that would shape his career. He honed his craft at the prestigiousÉcole de Parfumerie de Charabotin Grasse, immersing himself in the dual art and science of perfume creation.
Upon graduating, Haury launched his career at Charabot in Paris, where he developedChaumet Hommeand went on to craft iconic scents for eminent brands like Azzaro, Benetton, and Salvador Dalí. In the niche perfume realm, he has collaborated extensively withParfums 06130, a hometown brand he co-founded with Jacques Chabert in 2003. The brand’s name, a nod to Grasse’s zip code, underscores its deep allegiance to the city’s perfumery heritage.
In 2007, Haury expanded his creative empire by foundingPerfum.com. He also served as the creative mastermind behind Dali Haute Parfumerie’sFabulous Korynthia,Fabulous Srinagar, andFabulous Bukharacollections—series that blend artistry with olfactory innovation.
Haury’s unique approach to perfumery is inseparable from his Grasse upbringing, which ingrained in him a reverence for the city’s storied history and uncompromising quality. This connection manifests in his work: he strives to create fragrances that encapsulate Grasse’s essence, leveraging the city’s unparalleled perfumery expertise. His creations are defined by their elegance, sophistication, and rare ability to evoke vivid emotions and memories, offering wearers an unforgettable sensory journey.
Throughout his career, Haury has partnered with a diverse array of brands—including Alexandre Barthet, Azzaro, Café Parfums, Charriol, Chaumet, Clarins, Courrèges, Jacques Fath, Jean-Louis Scherrer, Lalique, Lulu Castagnette, Panouge, Parfumerie Naturelle, Parfums 06130, Princesse Marina De Bourbon, Rasasi, Rodier, Salvador Dalí, Solinotes, Souleiado, and Spring. These collaborations have enabled him to explore diverse olfactory styles and techniques, solidifying his reputation as a versatile and trailblazing perfumer.
