
Linden and broom make the first minutes warm, yellow and softly honeyed.
There is no citrus snap here. The opening goes straight to flowers: linden first, then broom and jasmine. The sweetness feels more like pollen and warm air than syrup.
MARC-ANTOINE BARROIS · EAU DE PARFUM · 2024
Warm linden blossom and broom come first. Heliotrope adds powder, while vetiver and dry woods keep the sweetness in check.
The Marc-Antoine Barrois European product page displayed €200 for the 100 ml Eau de Parfum when checked 11 August 2026; price, tax, stock and regional availability may change.
A SUMMER FLORAL WITH A DRY EDGE
TILIA is bright without feeling sharp. Linden blossom has a soft, pollen-like sweetness, with jasmine and broom adding warmth rather than weight. Heliotrope turns the middle slightly powdery. Vetiver and dry woods stop it from becoming too pretty.
The contrast is what makes it work: sunny flowers up top, then a dry, clean base underneath.
— Parffolio Editorial
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THREE MOMENTS, ONE EVOLVING SCENT

There is no citrus snap here. The opening goes straight to flowers: linden first, then broom and jasmine. The sweetness feels more like pollen and warm air than syrup.

Jasmine stays in the picture, but the texture changes. Heliotrope rounds the edges while vetiver begins to dry things out. The middle is quieter and less sunny than the opening.

The base is clean and woody rather than heavy. Georgywood and ambroxan give it lift and persistence; vetiver keeps a dry edge. A trace of linden hangs on instead of disappearing completely.
FROM FIRST SPRAY TO LATE DRYDOWN
Linden, broom and jasmine arrive together — warm, floral and gently honeyed.
Heliotrope adds powder; the flowers feel softer and less bright.
Vetiver and Georgywood dry the composition out.
Ambroxan and pale woods remain, with a faint floral trace.

QUENTIN BISCH, WORKING IN A LIGHTER REGISTER
Quentin Bisch is credited as TILIA’s perfumer. The official brief centres on flowering linden trees and an idea of endless summer. What makes the perfume interesting is how little drama it needs: honeyed florals, powder, vetiver and modern woods are enough to keep that sunny idea from becoming flat.
A walk beneath flowering linden trees, built around honeyed white flowers and the feeling of an endless summer.
— Paraphrase of Marc-Antoine Barrois official TILIA material
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Linear but lovely! Smells great on my girlfriend. One of the most beautiful yellow flowers fragrance. 200€ for 100ml 👍
Omg, i just love this masterpiece. I can't fault it, performance is great. This lasts for hours with great projection. It's a bit pricey but totally worth it. Love it!