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Room 1015 · Sold as unisex
Electric Wood
The crisp, earthy scent of an old wooden guitar in the hands of a seasoned musician, where each note resonates with the warmth of its wood and the coolness of lacquered strings.
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Electric WoodPremium · $100–250
42%Similar accords, often for lessWazeer · Lattafa PerfumesBudget tier, under $40 · shares 4 of its 12 notes8 matches →How it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Electric Wood by Room 1015 was launched in 2015, created by perfumers Amélie Bourgeois and Anne-Sophie Behaghel. This Woody Spicy fragrance opens with a fresh spicy note of nutmeg that cuts through the richness of its woody base of cedar and oak, creating an intriguing tension. The heart of iris adds a subtle floral depth, while ambroxan and musky notes provide warmth and a powdery finish. Electric Wood is neither purely masculine nor feminine, making it a versatile choice for both genders.
Apply this fragrance sparingly; it blooms slowly but steadily. The fresh spicy notes are most noticeable initially, so a lighter application allows the woody base to come through more prominently over time. Best for cooler weather when the powdery warmth feels inviting.
Fig. 01 — Electric Wood, Room 1015
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Amélie Bourgeois
From cosmetology student to independent studioAmélie Bourgeois is a French perfumer who discovered her fascination with perfume extracts as a cosmetology student and landed an internship at Cinquième Sens, where she spent seven years developing new fragrances and refining her style.
Co-created with Anne-Sophie Behaghel
The Electric Wood line
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The originalElectric WoodRoom 1015 · Premium · $100–250Lattafa PerfumesWazeerShares 4 of its 12 notesunder $40★ 3.94 (685)44%Match
Zara · 20184MBROXShares Cedar and Ambroxanunder $40★ 4.23 (39)
With Caron Bellodgia
Adds warm spicy, floral and white floral; shares two accords.
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What people
are saying.
Respected, if divisive: loved by 27%, disliked or hated by 17%.