About

Parfums Éclectiques

eclecticadj.(1) including many different styles or methods; (2) deriving ideas, style, or taste from a broad and diverse range of sources.

Parfums Éclectiques embodies an éclectique philosophy — openness, synthesis and harmony among diverse ideas, told through the language of scent. Each perfume is born from a moment of serendipity: a texture, a memory, a mood or a place that sparks something worth capturing, then transformed into a fragrance that is tangible, balanced and effortlessly wearable.

Every creation is a quiet dialogue between concept and emotion, translating the abstract into the sensory, and connecting perfumer and wearer through a refined, intimate expression of fragrance.

Clytie, Thalassa and Rose et Rosé bottles grouped together
The origin of

Parfums Éclectiques

Parfums Éclectiques — a Thai perfume house with a French name — was founded on the belief that perfume is a medium for conveying ideas: a form of expression that translates thought, emotion and experience into something tangible.

Its founder is an engineer who fell in love with fragrance. Each perfume is built with the mindset of an engineer and the heart of an artist, so that it performs on skin while staying faithful to the concept it was made for.

Thalassa, Clytie and Rose et Rosé set in their open black boxes
Our

Concept & belief

01

Strong concept, wearable

Every fragrance starts from a clear idea, objective or emotional — and always stays true to the art of everyday wear.

02

Both art and science

Perfume without science is fragile; perfume without art is lifeless. We keep looking for new raw materials, techniques and ideas — and express them appropriately.

03

Commitment to standards

Fully IFRA-compliant formulas, with every EU-listed allergen declared transparently on the ingredient list.

Portrait of perfumer Tanawan “Ohm” Tearwattanarattikal in a black jacket
Our perfumer

Ohm

Tanawan Tearwattanarattikal

  • B.Eng. in Electrical Engineering and M.Eng. in Biomedical Engineering.
  • An engineer who makes films as a hobby.
  • Began perfumery while finishing his master’s degree — self-taught, bringing early samples to perfume-house owners he knew for their critique.
Identity

The mark

  • É · C · QThe three letters of the house’s abbreviation, drawn as one form.
  • A bottleThe mark is a perfume bottle — its accent is the spray head.
  • ConstructibleBuilt purely from circles and lines, it can be drawn mathematically (even in LaTeX). The centre of the é is the centre of the logo.

Designed by Chanud Sithipreedanant.

Safety & transparency

Standards

IFRA

Every formula complies with the standards of the International Fragrance Association.

EU 2023/1545

Outer sheaths and 2 ml labels list ingredients in line with Commission Regulation (EU) 2023/1545, including each EU-listed fragrance allergen.

Full disclosure

Preservatives and cosmetic colourants (by Colour Index number) are declared too — nothing hidden behind “parfum”.

Full bottle anatomy

What’s in the box

10 × 10 × 12 cm. Designed to be opened slowly.

  1. Box — coverRigid box with a safety guard that locks the cap in place.
  2. Magnetic capCloses by magnet over the spray head.
  3. 50 ml cylindrical bottleLabelled in the fragrance’s own colour gradient.
  4. Complimentary cardThe fragrance name and its full list of notes.
  5. Box — pedestalRigid base with EVA foam fitted to the bottle.
  6. Outer sheathCustomised to each perfume, carrying the EU-compliant ingredient label.