EDWARD GOREY X HERETIC ROOM SPRAY BUNDLE

Create an atmosphere of polite unease. In collaboration with the Edward Gorey Charitable Trust, this room spray collection includes three new 200ML home fragrances for those who prefer their spaces expressive, their seasons peculiar, and their pleasures tinged with uncertainty. SAVE 20% when you bundle all three.

SOPPING THURSDAY: Petrichor, Musk, Moss. Smells like rain, wet rocks and water-logged greens.
SUMPTUOUS AFTERNOON: Lemon Peel, Mint, Vetiver, Almond, Juniper, Moss. Smells like Victorian lemonade and clipped hedges.
THE WEST WING: Orris Root, Indole, Splintered Timber, Antique Vetiver, Musk. Smells like abandoned rooms and lingering presences.

FRAGRANCE DETAILS

SOPPING THURSDAY: This room spray captures the scent of a thunder storm that brings a little cultivated gloom to any room in need of a well-timed deluge.
SCENT NOTES: Petrichor, Musk, Moss
SMELLS LIKE: Rain, wet rocks, and water-logged greens.

SUMPTUOUS AFTERNOON: A scent of Victorian lemonade, clipped hedges and sun-warmed linens, Sumptuous Afternoon captures the unsettling brightness of a cheerfully fatal summer garden party.
SCENT NOTES: Lemon Peel, Mint, Vetiver, Almond, Crished Privet, Juniper, Moss
SMELLS LIKE: Citrus gaiety and a cheerfully fatal summer mist.

THE WEST WING: This fragrance evokes the scent of abandoned rooms, lone-sealed corridors, and lingering presences.
SCENT NOTES: Orris Root, Indole, Splintered Timber, Antique Vetiver, Musk
SMELLS LIKE: An atmosphere of elegant ruin and the residue of flowers left too long in their vase.

HOW TO USE

To awaken the atmosphere:

1. Enter the space with purpose, or at least a vague sense of curiosity.

2. Hold the bottle upright and aim toward the middle of the room, where the atmosphere seems most emotionally complicated.

3. Spritz generously into the air, avoiding chandeliers, houseplants, and brooding relatives.

4. Wait as the scent unfurls like a polite specter; charming, mysterious, and just possibly up to something.

5. Breathe deeply. Sigh theatrically. Works wonders on musty corners and awkward silences.