NutmegOpens with
Guaiac WoodHeart
VanillaDries down to
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Silenzio
The quiet intensity of a well-worn leather-bound book, sitting by the fireplace as the evening light fades into twilight.
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The story behind the bottle.
Simone Andreoli launched Silenzio in 2015, crafting a fragrance that balances woody and spicy notes with the warmth of vanilla and leather. The composition opens with nutmeg and Bulgarian rose, creating an initial tension between freshness and sweetness. As it settles, guaiac wood and benzoin add depth to the smoky, powdery base, making this scent both rich and restrained.
Silenzio is a proof of Simone Andreoli's ability to blend familiar notes into something that feels new and intriguing. The contrast between its initial freshness and its warm, leathery heart creates an engaging olfactory experience.
Apply Silenzio lightly at first — the initial spicy notes are striking but fade quickly. The rich base notes will take over and last through the day or evening. Best worn close to skin for a more intimate experience.
Fig. 01 — Silenzio, Simone Andreoli
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Simone Andreoli
Simone Andreoli was born in 1990 in Carpi, Italy, and discovered his interest in fragrance at age eight during a family holiday in Provence.
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