Versailles and Trudon have shared a common history for over three centuries. As a candle maker of the royal families until the French Revolution, Trudon helped create glorious enchanting moments at the Versailles castle with its candles made in its royal manufacture near Paris. It is because of these historical ties that Versailles naturally gave its name to the new Trudon collection, which includes four sizes of candles and a diffuser whose green and flowery scents are inspired by its legendary gardens.
Alleys, bosquets and theaters of greenery are an invitation to relaxation, lyricism and, of course, festivities. These moments were immortalized under the form of engravings, elements of which now adorn the boxes of the Versailles collection. Four hundred years after the first plantings in the park of Versailles, Trudon guardian of centuries-old know-how and the town of Versailles, cradle of French art de vivre, are reviving these historic ties.
The Versailles Collection, already iconic with its frozen azure-blue vessel and its both highly floral and refreshing fragrance, captures an atmosphere as refined as it is whimsical: a garden created from scratch to entertain and enchant a king, his court and his friends. Versailles, a quintessential fragrance representing French gardens in spring.
