Launching today, this room mist was never intended to scent the homes of people like you and me. In fact, as the name would suggest, it was the scent that Deciem founder Brandon Truaxe commissioned for use in the brand’s stores worldwide.

He worked with Azzi Glasser, a perfumer widely considered perfume royalty and the nose behind so many big brand scents, including Bella Freud and Agent Provocateur. But she’s also something of a fragrance stylist, having worked with actors like Helena Bonham-Carter and Jude Law to design scents that would help them get into character.

“Brandon knew that smell is a tricky sense to convey through space, especially invisibly, and briefed me to create a fragrance that could transport one directly into the world of Deciem,” she explains. “He wanted a feeling of being lifted into a comforting, cosy bubble with a touch of edginess.” In more concrete terms, this brief led Glazzer to muddle notes like cypress oil, cedar, chalk and balsamic, along with white musks, amber and patchouli.

Deciem’s new Abnomaly, Shop room fragrance will make your home smell like one of its stores