Decoding 'Juliette' with Phyllida Jay.
"Love, love, love Juliette. I keep going back to this one." Phyllida Jay sniffed through several Code Deco fragrances and chose Juliette. Here's why.
'Phyllida Jay is an author, fashion scholar and an anthropologist specialising in contemporary Indian fashion, luxury and sustainability. Her book Fashion India analyses the socio-economic and cultural background to the emergence of contemporary Indian fashion.'
Why you might want to try a rose this spring?
If there’s one perfumery ingredient that’s universally recognized, it’s the rose. And because it’s so ubiquitous, we naturally assume there’s nothing new for us to discover - Gauri Garodia
How to find your perfect fragrance?
My two decades in perfumery have taught me that there are no easy answers to help you find a favourite scent. It will always remain a process of trial and error, and in my view that makes it a lot of fun. This is a very basic FAQ based on my insights regarding the fragrance purchase. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to write to us at general@codedeco.com.sg - Gauri Garodia
Travel Diary - Art Deco in Napier, New Zealand.
Lonely Planet describes Napier as the ‘charismatic’ New Zealand city that ‘can provoke a Great Gatsby swagger in the least romantic soul’. This is a photo gallery showcasing buildings and interiors that embody he spirit of Art Deco. - Gauri Garodia
A Dark Horse.
As wood based perfumes go, I have always had a firm favourite in sandalwood. Its sweet woody scent with hints of warm milk became a comfort, and my affection for it extended to the woods category in general. By Divrina Dhingra.
The Singapore Memory Project
Standing proud with the Singapore 50 Memory Project, Code Deco recreated a uniquely Singaporean olfactory journey. First launched at Keepers on Orchard Road, this installation was later moved to the Singapore High Commission, London.
