Tapis Volant, or "Flying Carpet," lives up to its name by offering an ethereal, weightless experience that feels suspended between the earth and the clouds. The opening is surprisingly crisp and veget...
The consensus on performance is that while it isn't a room-filling scent, it possesses surprising tenacity, often lasting 7 to 10 hours with a moderate, professional sillage.
Fragrance enthusiasts frequently compare its understated elegance and "clean laundry" iris vibe to Diptyque’s Fleur de Peau, though many note Tapis Volant is more substantial and woody.
It is highly regarded as a versatile "signature scent" that excels in spring and autumn, particularly for business or daily leisure use where a polite but distinct presence is required.
The opening is a point of debate; some users find the prominent carrot seed note too earthy or vegetal, while fans of the fragrance cherish it as a necessary prelude to the creamy sandalwood drydown.
The scent is often described as having a "smart" or "inky" character, appealing to those who enjoy fragrances that smell like paper, dust, or old libraries.
