Diptyque's story started at 34 Paris Saint-Germain Avenue. With friends in-house designer Christiane Gautrot, painter Desmond Knox-Leet, and theater director and set designer Yves Coueslant, decided to set up a boutique with their enthusiasm for creation. .

At the beginning, Christiane Gautrot and Desmond Knox-Leet were working partners in designing fabrics and wallpapers for Liberty and Sanderson fabrics. After Yves Coueslant joined, they decided to set up a store on the Blvd. to showcase their designs and creations. Yves is the main manager and consultant, while Desmond and Christiane are the souls of art design in the store, and the store becomes the base for their great adventures. This stylish little art shop is a surprise that Parisians have never noticed before, and is filled with novel experiences collected by the three of them when they travel around the world.

In 1961, three friends from the field of aesthetic art and decorative design, Desmond Knox-Leet, Christiane Gautrot, and Yves Coueslant decided to jointly open a boutique on the Blvd. Paris Saint-Germain to display and sell their own designs of interior homes. accessories. At the same time, they also provide several traditional British perfumes that are not very famous in France but are actually extremely well-known.

The oval is a symbolic symbol. The oval graphics can be seen on all Diptyque's products, including Diptyque's eau dessert bottles, white ceramic candle cups from 34 St. Germain Avenue, as well as scented wax and fragrance The paste packaging is representative oval. The oval label of the home series has the diptyque signature art of playing the word, while the eau de fragrance and eau de fragrance are drawn to represent the characteristics of the fragrance. Oval labels appear on eau dessert/eau dessert and fragrance candles.

The home series of fragrance products are praises of nature and various precious raw materials. They have a variety of choices and can choose what they like at any time or season to create a unique and exclusive fragrance universe. "Memories are the perfume of the soul," wrote the poet George Sand, and the diptyque fragrance candle accurately releases the spring-like fragrance from the ingredients, which are elegant and precious. Each aroma has a different way of responding to the heat of the candle. Therefore, finding balance is a slow and hard process, and diptyque is not afraid of any challenges and never compromises.

Diptyque gift packaging design uses three layers of colored cotton paper. Through secret techniques, folding and color represent different fragrances.