RAPHAEL HAURY

Born and raised in Grasse, the world-renowned capital of perfumery, Raphael Haury was destined for a career in fragrance. As the son of a perfumer, he inherited a keen sense of beauty, sophistication and a special sensitivity to aromas. Pursuing his passion, Haury studied at the prestigious Ecole de Parfumerie de Charabot in Grasse, immersing himself in the art and science of perfume creation. Upon completing his education, Raphael Haury started his career at Charabot in Paris, where he developed Chaumet Homme and went on to create successful fragrances for major brands such as Azzaro, Benetton, and Salvador Dali. In the niche perfume world, Haury has collaborated several times with Parfums 06130, a hometown brand he co-founded with Jacques Chabert in 2003. The brand's name pays homage to Grasse's zip code, reflecting its deep connection to the city's perfume heritage. In 2007, Haury expanded his horizons by founding his own company, Perfum.com. He has also been the creative force behind the Fabulous Korynthia, Fabulous Srinagar, and Fabulous Bukhara collections by Dali Haute Parfumerie. Raphael Haury's unique approach to perfume creation is deeply rooted in his Grasse upbringing, which instilled in him an appreciation for the city's rich history and commitment to quality. This connection to Grasse's heritage can be felt in his work, as he strives to create fragrances that reflect the city's essence and its unparalleled perfumery expertise. Haury's creations are characterized by their elegance, refinement, and ability to evoke emotions and memories, making them truly unforgettable experiences for those who wear them. Throughout his career, Raphael Haury has worked with numerous brands, including Alexandre Barthet, Azzaro, Cafe 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 Dali, Solinotes, Souleiado, and Spring. These collaborations have allowed him to explore various fragrance styles and techniques, further enhancing his skill set and solidifying his reputation as a versatile and innovative perfumer.