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Slumberhouse · Sold as unisex
Baque
The flicker of candlelight in a cozy room, where tobacco smoke lingers and the air is thick with vanilla and wood.
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BaqueHow it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Launched in 2012 by Slumberhouse, Baque is a unisex Oriental Fougere that captures the essence of a warm, intimate space. Perfumer Josh Lobb crafted this fragrance with a tobacco heart that brings a rich and slightly smoky warmth to the composition. The sweet and fruity top notes provide an initial burst of brightness before giving way to vanilla and amber, which add depth and comfort. The powdery and woody base notes create a grounding effect, while subtle herbal accents keep the scent from becoming too heavy.
Baque's warm base notes bloom slowly over time, so apply it to pulse points for a gradual reveal. The fruity top notes dissipate quickly, making this scent better suited for evening or cooler weather when its warmth can be fully appreciated.
Fig. 01 — Baque, Slumberhouse
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Josh Lobb
A self-taught nose based in Portland, Oregon, Josh Lobb built Slumberhouse out of an informal artists' collective — friends handling visual art and design while he focused on scent — before it grew from one-off Etsy listings into its own house.
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