Chêne

Very airy, fluffy, creamy green oak scent. More like a gentle breeze under an oak tree, rather than the oak tree itself. It's nutty, lactonic, but also aromatic at the same time. Lightly musky, faintly powdery, almost skin-like. Delicious but not gourmand at all (thankfully, for me). Blended beautifully—sandalwood, vanilla, and citrus all support the airy oak atmosphere rather than just sit on top of each other. The drydown is a light, powdery, ambery oak. A very interesting take on oak, which is usually expressed in a heavy, often boozy direction. Was pleasantly surprised by this at the airport. This one stood out for me from the whole line as the most unique. It's extremely soft, gentle, feminine, but in a way that I haven't smelled before. So, so pretty. Would make a perfect everyday lotion / hair care scent. Ordered it from a discounter as soon as I landed.

absolutely gorgeous. Wearing it right now. I got my full bottle in Dubai, when I was fed up of smelling Oud fragrances all around me. Needed something clean, smooth and calming yet addictive:) This is it. Smooth and sweet woody creamy and yet exciting. Alexis Dadier Thank You for creating this for me:) My boyfriend loves this as well, so we can share. So far, we share Cedre and Papyrus from CHloe atelier. This one is the most interesting and beautiful smells. I am not a nose, and I cannot say, what I smell in this parfume, but it makes me happy, calm and just in awe that something like this exist. But yes it is woody but not like man woody. Just like a walk in the forest woody. Love it

This is such an underrated and rarely talked-about fragrance. To me, it evokes warm woods, soft earth, and a gentle, dewy freshness that keeps it light and airy. There’s a natural calmness to it, something deeply grounding, as if everything slows down for a moment when you wear it. It wraps around you like a cosy blanket -gentle and comforting. It’s one of those scents that makes you pause, breathe a little deeper, and simply feel good. Subtle, soothing, and beautifully composed.

Beautiful — creamy oak and cedar balanced with bright, refreshing notes of lily of the valley, bergamot, and laurel. There’s also a subtle fig leaf accent to the aroma, which is an added bonus for me. It sits close to the skin, with a lovely, intimate scent bubble that lasts for 5–6 hours. I have Orchidée de Minuit, Vanilla Planifolia, and Immortelle & Hysope, but Chêne is the fragrance I reach for most in the Atelier des Fleurs collection.

This is one of the loveliest fragrances I’ve ever sprayed. It’s so well blended and beautiful, I was stopped in my tracks upon first spray. This reminds me of The Commodore Perry in Austin TX- luxury in nature. The orange blossom is so well blended and gorgeous here, I picture parking my pony under an oak tree in a meadow of bloomed flowers and sappy sweetness for a picnic. 10/10 and grossly underrated

A summer scent. Nice opening of woody and citrusy splash. I would say it's a unisex scent. Then it dies down pretty fast to a more skin scent. It becomes more creamy and slightly sweet. If you like the scent of fig leaves....with a splash of lemon and a hint of vanilla then this is a safe blind buy. It's a warm earthy scent. From chloes line I like this scent a lot

I don't know why this isn't talked about in the fragrance community! It is so beautiful. To me it's a creamy bergamot perfume. It is completely addictive and so different unlike anything I've ever smelled. Smells like summer reminds me of a blended creamy lime coconut (even though there is no coconut, I think it's the creamy sandalwood) . Absolutely gorgeous!

Smooth and creamy like whipped cream on my banana sundae. But unlike my sundae, it has a rather subtle sweetness. The woody accord is perfectly blended and there isn’t a lot of contrast among the notes. Great base for most floral fragrances in the line, but also perfect on its own. When I wanted a sugar hit, I layered with vanilla planifolia (don’t judge me).

The fluffiest and dreamiest green scent, it’s like a sprinkle of dewy freshness .... I absolutely love this delicate and soft scent. The atelier des fleurs is my most favourite line of scents. Chloe has created magic with some of these. Chene, cedrus and violette are the best in my opinion 🤍 - Bhavna Darira Chesan

Silky smooth, woody and spicy. Smells like a very luxurious all-natural body lotion. Really impressive, considering everything else I tried from the line smells like generic shampoo.

Agree that this is an underrated gem. A lovely soft scent, totally inoffensive, am really enjoying it and will reach for it often.

Best in the collection! Creamy oak.

قبل عدة اشهر كان تقيمي له سيء، وقتها كنت اكره اي شيء فيه فانيلا بالاضافة الى اني كنت متوقع عطر حمضي منعش مع نوتة خشب البلوط بشكل رئيسي، فلا تتوقعه كذلك كعطر فانيلي اعتبره جميل جدا، كما وصفته المرة الماضية (فانيلا كريمية ليمونية) مع طابع هوائي خفيف ونظيف وحميم ودافئ بنفس الوقت، توليفة صعبة الى حد ما خصوصا مع نوتة ثقيلة كالفانيلا ولكني اتقبلها كشخص توه بدا يتقبل نوتة الفانيلا وللعلم يكاد يكون نفس عطر Bosca Vanilla Guerlain مشابه جدا عن نفسي لا اشم رائحة خشب البلوط ابدا جميل ٨.٩/١٠ - A few months ago, I rated it poorly because at the time I disliked anything with vanilla. On top of that, I was expecting a fresh citrus & oak wood fragrance, so don’t expect it to be that. As a vanilla fragrance, I consider it very beautiful. As I described before, it’s a creamy lemon vanilla scent with a light airy character that feels clean, cozy, and warm at the same time. It’s a somewhat difficult balance to achieve, especially with a heavy note like vanilla, but I can appreciate it now as someone who has only recently started enjoying vanilla. For reference, it’s very similar to Bosca Vanilla Guerlain. Personally, I don’t smell oakwood at all. Beautiful. 8.9/10

Absolutely mouthwatering—Chloe's captured the essence of summer in a scent. That opening of camphorous, waxy green leaves paired with a citrusy undertone brings such lush and vibrancy, almost like a freshly crushed herb in a warm, tropical forest. It’s not just a fragrance; it’s a scene—you’re standing under a towering tree, its leaves slightly oily and aromatic, mingling with the distant zest of sun-warmed citrus. The sandalwood’s smooth base is prominent too, creamy and grounding, like the tree’s gentle magnificence, while the aromatic, green trunks above give off this overgrown, untamed vibe. Nature taking back its space, alive and thriving. Vivid and impossibly unique.

I blind bought this because I love the atelier des fleurs line and this one isn’t available to test anywhere near me. This is a veeeeery light-wearing fragrance to the point where I can barely smell it. I get the slightest hint of a fresh, soft spiciness at the opening and it dries down to a soft, powdery, clean woodiness. First impression is that this is pleasant and inoffensive, but a little lack-luster despite the seemingly unique and beautiful combination of the notes listed. Hopefully the complexity and strength of this will improve with time. So far, others from the line that I think this one layers well with are magnolia alba and rosa damascena.

I love it, smell so luxurious and I dunno like France 🩵and I don’t care if it’s not long lasting but smell is like nothing like. And when it’s hot weather it’s smells like HONEY and LINDEN. Does anyone feel it?

Pretty aromatic, woody, spa-like scent that would make a beautiful candle but is not something I would personally want to smell like. Pretty scent though!

Lots of green and juicy fig leaves mixed with some creamy white flowers. It’s light and watery, but unfortunately somewhat in here is giving me a bit of headache... probably it’s orange blossom note that makes it a nauseous for me...

Woody powder bomb on me. Not my jam!

this reminds me of the transition from summer to fall, it’s light and has a little warmth and a little green to it. i didn’t really get so much woodiness from it, it smells like i’m on a sunny afternoon walk in the park surrounded by leafy trees. another review said it was “creamy citrusy lemony vanilla” and i agree.. it sort of resembles lush's super milk which i lovee

This is such a pretty perfume, but it doesn’t smell like a real oak at all. I grew up close to a European forest, where oaks were in abundance, and this perfumes goes in a totally different scent direction. It’s pretty but has nothing to do with real oak. It is sweet and smooth, perfect for layering with other more floral Atelier des fleur fragrances.

The camphorous opening is too much. The drydown is lovely, but I can’t see waiting through all that muck at the beginning.

More woody than floral but very very short lived. I couldn't smell on myself after 30 mins.

I bought it on a whim. It smells like a fancy dill.