For their 7th fragrance, Olfactive Studio have taken inspiration from a photograph of the famous Sheats-Goldstein house in L.A. Built in the 1960s by architect John Lautner the house is built into the hillside, creating a seamless link between the natural environment and a man-made structure.
Panorama opens with an unusual savoury accord of spicy wasabi, creating a hot haze that shimmers over a lush canopy of cut grass, bamboo and lemon.
Bright fig illuminates the densely green undergrowth before fading into a smooth warm base of myrrh and labdanum whilst fir balsam echoes the urban rainforest of the opening notes.
Panorama, an olfactory view like no other.
All about this fragrance
Vibe check
This is for the wearer who likes their green scents sharp-edged and architectural, with a sense of height and air around them. It suits a close, confident setting where the fragrance can read as crisp, modern and slightly unexpected rather than soft or decorative.
How to wear
Best in mild to warm weather, where its green facets and wasabi brightness can open fully without feeling heavy. Two to four sprays are usually enough: it projects with a lively, leafy lift at first, then settles into a smoother resinous woodiness that stays clear on skin.
Who it’s for
For lovers of green, woody fragrances with an unconventional twist: people who enjoy galbanum, violet leaf, fir and resin, and who prefer crisp vegetal textures over sweetness. It will appeal to those who like modern niche perfumery with character and a clean, assertive profile.
Release year
2015
The nose
Clément Gavarry is known for sleek, contemporary compositions with a strong structural idea at their core. In Panorama, he turns a green accord into something unusually vivid and tactile, using wasabi, galbanum and fir to create tension between freshness and warmth. A graduate of ISIPCA and based in New York, Gavarry has built a reputation for polished, modern perfumery that avoids obvious clichés. Panorama shows that instinct clearly: it is green, but not pastoral; abstract, but still deeply wearable.
Collaborators
Céline Verleure, Olfactive Studio’s founder and creative director, shaped the project by choosing the photograph that became the fragrance’s sole brief and by steering the house’s image-to-scent concept. Photographer Miguel Sandinha provided the image of the Sheats-Goldstein House that inspired the composition.
Olfactive Studio’s story
Olfactive Studio builds fragrances from photography, treating each perfume as an olfactory interpretation of a single image. The house favours unisex compositions, creative independence and a deliberately artistic approach, with each launch designed as a dialogue between visual mood and scent rather than a conventional market-led brief.
Panorama’s concept
Panorama is Olfactive Studio’s seventh fragrance, launched in 2015 and inspired by Miguel Sandinha’s photograph of the Sheats-Goldstein House in Los Angeles. The composition translates that hillside architecture into scent: a green, urban-jungle impression where spicy wasabi, galbanum and fir balsam meet warmer resinous notes.
Extra info
Panorama was the seventh fragrance from Olfactive Studio and is closely tied to the Sheats-Goldstein House in West Hollywood. Its wasabi note made it one of the house’s most talked-about releases, and it has often been praised as one of Olfactive Studio’s standout compositions.
For their 7th fragrance, Olfactive Studio have taken inspiration from a photograph of the famous Sheats-Goldstein house in L.A. Built in the 1960s by architect John Lautner the house is built into the hillside, creating a seamless link between the natural environment and a man-made structure.
Panorama opens with an unusual savoury accord of spicy wasabi, creating a hot haze that shimmers over a lush canopy of cut grass, bamboo and lemon.
Bright fig illuminates the densely green undergrowth before fading into a smooth warm base of myrrh and labdanum whilst fir balsam echoes the urban rainforest of the opening notes.
Panorama, an olfactory view like no other.
All about this fragrance
Vibe check
This is for the wearer who likes their green scents sharp-edged and architectural, with a sense of height and air around them. It suits a close, confident setting where the fragrance can read as crisp, modern and slightly unexpected rather than soft or decorative.
How to wear
Best in mild to warm weather, where its green facets and wasabi brightness can open fully without feeling heavy. Two to four sprays are usually enough: it projects with a lively, leafy lift at first, then settles into a smoother resinous woodiness that stays clear on skin.
Who it’s for
For lovers of green, woody fragrances with an unconventional twist: people who enjoy galbanum, violet leaf, fir and resin, and who prefer crisp vegetal textures over sweetness. It will appeal to those who like modern niche perfumery with character and a clean, assertive profile.
Release year
2015
The nose
Clément Gavarry is known for sleek, contemporary compositions with a strong structural idea at their core. In Panorama, he turns a green accord into something unusually vivid and tactile, using wasabi, galbanum and fir to create tension between freshness and warmth. A graduate of ISIPCA and based in New York, Gavarry has built a reputation for polished, modern perfumery that avoids obvious clichés. Panorama shows that instinct clearly: it is green, but not pastoral; abstract, but still deeply wearable.
Collaborators
Céline Verleure, Olfactive Studio’s founder and creative director, shaped the project by choosing the photograph that became the fragrance’s sole brief and by steering the house’s image-to-scent concept. Photographer Miguel Sandinha provided the image of the Sheats-Goldstein House that inspired the composition.
Olfactive Studio’s story
Olfactive Studio builds fragrances from photography, treating each perfume as an olfactory interpretation of a single image. The house favours unisex compositions, creative independence and a deliberately artistic approach, with each launch designed as a dialogue between visual mood and scent rather than a conventional market-led brief.
Panorama’s concept
Panorama is Olfactive Studio’s seventh fragrance, launched in 2015 and inspired by Miguel Sandinha’s photograph of the Sheats-Goldstein House in Los Angeles. The composition translates that hillside architecture into scent: a green, urban-jungle impression where spicy wasabi, galbanum and fir balsam meet warmer resinous notes.
Extra info
Panorama was the seventh fragrance from Olfactive Studio and is closely tied to the Sheats-Goldstein House in West Hollywood. Its wasabi note made it one of the house’s most talked-about releases, and it has often been praised as one of Olfactive Studio’s standout compositions.