Showing posts with label CIRE TRUDON. Show all posts
Showing posts with label CIRE TRUDON. Show all posts

Sunday, January 11, 2015

DIMORE STUDIO DESIGNS CIRE TRUDON'S NEWEST PARISIAN BOUTIQUE













DIMORESTUDIO has designed french luxury brand Cire Trudon's newest boutique on Rue saint Croix de la Bretonnerie in Paris.

Based in Milan, DIMORESTUDIO founders Emiliano Salci and Britt Moran have created stylish interiors for such restaurants as Ceresio/7 in Milan, Thierry Costes Caffe' Burlot in Paris and Ian Schrager's Pump Room Hotel in Chicago to retail outposts for Aesop and Boligini to name a few. Their most recent collaboration was with Fendi for a limited-edition furniture collection that launched at last months Design Miami.

DIMORESTUDIO'S Cire Trudon boutique in Paris is a highly stylized take on the world's oldest candle maker's brand. Materials, colour and accents are all used expertly to create a sophisticated, yet slightly whimsical interior – elevating the beauty of the products and creating a mood of desire. Although we have not yet physically experienced this beautiful store, it is top on our list for our next trip to Paris.

Provide is very proud to be a retailer partner with Cire Trudon and are excited to offer more from this inspirational brand in our showroom and online.

Posted by David.

Wednesday, November 7, 2012

INSIGHT INTO THE MAGICAL WORLD OF CIRE TRUDON

A few weeks ago I had the pleasure of meeting Cire Trudon's representative, Anthony. Anthony popped into Provide with a very large, and I'm sure extremely heavy bag filled with candles he had been lugging across North America for weeks. He took some time to chat with me a bit about the candles and also to give me a brief, but very informative history lesson.

He spoke of each candle like a fine wine, which was actually quite fitting considering his background was in wine. Walking me through each and every fragrance he described in adoring detail how each were created, such as  'Rol Soleil' which mimics the scent of the large wooden floors of the Hall of Mirrors in the Chateau de Versailles, vapors of wax, candelabras and palace.

In 1643, Claude Trudon and his son Jacques were shopkeepers and wax producers, supplying candles to light their customers' homes and for the parish. As the company grew, it wasn't long until Trudon became the official wax provider to King Louis XV and to some of the most important churches. Trudon was Napoleans producer during the Empire, and survived the electric revolution as well as the industrial revolution. Today, Cire Trudon continues to produce clean burning wax candles made with vegetal material and whimsical scents that take you back to a past place each time you light them.

Posted by Megan