Catherine de' Medici, a prominent figure of the Renaissance, was one of the first to introduce Florentine perfumes to France, popularizing their use in European courts. Logevy, faithful to this heritage, takes up ancient recipes and reinterprets them in a modern key, using the highest quality raw materials and working them with mastery.

Winy notes and artistic references

Logevy's creations are distinguished by a unique olfactory harmony, characterized by winey notes and references to Renaissance art and culture. Artists such as Rosso Fiorentino and Sandro Botticelli, with their revolutionary works, have been a source of inspiration for Cintelli, who has been able to capture the essence of this era in his fragrances.

"I wanted to create a perfume that would be a bridge between the past and the present" explains Cintelli. "My fragrances are a tribute to art and history, but at the same time they are modern and contemporary."

The Madonna of the Pomegranate and olfactory inspiration

An emblematic example of this inspiration is Botticelli's work "The Madonna of the Pomegranate". The pomegranate, a symbol of fertility, wealth, and the unity of the Church, is a recurring element in Logevy fragrances. Its aromatic and warm notes blend with other essences, creating enveloping and refined olfactory compositions.

A fragrance for every season

Logevy fragrances are designed to be versatile and suitable for any occasion. Cintelli's goal is to create fragrances that are fresh and clean, but that retain the spicy and woody characteristics typical of the Florentine tradition.

An all-Italian success

Logevy is an example of how tradition can be revisited in a modern key, giving life to unique and highly successful products. Cintelli's fragrances are appreciated worldwide by those who love niche perfumes and desire an unforgettable olfactory experience.