Abyssoria

• Casual
• Everyday
• Work

Abyssoria brings out a dark aquatic feel, far from the usual fresh waters, with real depth.
The fragrance opens on a marine freshness that quickly darkens, almost mineral, like cold, deep water. Then it becomes more textured, with floral and woody notes that add contour and a certain elegance.
Over time, the whole warms slightly while keeping that damp, deep impression. Musks and woods anchor the fragrance and give it a warmer, closer presence.
This is an aquatic fragrance, but a dark and carefully crafted one, playing on depth and a sense of immersion rather than classic freshness.

Bey is a French niche perfume house founded in 2024 by Raf Bey, who is also behind Librery Parfums and is creative director of Phenom. The name is no accident: in the Ottoman Empire, bey was a title held by dignitaries, a noble and quiet authority built on dignity rather than display. That is exactly the spirit of the house. For its Renaissance collection, Raf Bey entrusted the compositions to two perfumers, Chris Maurice and Nathalie Feisthauer, with a clear brief: create perfumes that tell a story without needing to shout. Six unisex creations, with no assigned gender, each inhabiting a different atmosphere. Abyssoria explores mineral, saline depths. Cachemire Blanc wraps you in soft, textile warmth. Excursion summons spice markets and oriental pastries through a remarkably precise orange blossom and almond accord. What unites these fragrances is the same restraint in expression and the same ambition in materials. The bottle follows the same logic: sober and pared back, designed so that nothing distracts from the fragrance itself. A brand-new house, led by someone who already knows his craft very well.