A Walk In The Park.
The power of the invisible element.
Our profession is all about perception. We look at color, pay attention to light, choose materials with care. But one sense often remains underexposed: smell. And yet it is perhaps the most powerful sense we have. A scent can take you back in a second to a memory, an emotion, a place. That realization has grown stronger and stronger over the past two decades.
Smell is atmosphere.
It contributes to tranquility, recognition, wonder. We know that a space that feels good is more than a beautiful design. It is the sum of details, of what is visible and what is invisible. So we wanted to make something that summarizes that feeling. Not in words. Not in images. But in smell.
The birth of A Walk In The Park.
Not as a commercial product. But as a gift, to our customers, our partners, to everyone who is part of our journey. A tangible translation of our attention to detail. Of how we look. How we feel. How we create. Because a fragrance is also design, linking to emotions. The scent is inspired by our own showroom: Park Office, at the TT Vasumweg in the heart of Amsterdam Noord's NDSM wharf. A place where raw, industrial elements such as old shipyards and renovation sites merge with unexpected greenery and tranquility.
For us, A Walk In The Park symbolizes the future world of interior experience. A future in which man and environment are increasingly in harmony. Where nature, tranquility and sensuality are given a greater role, especially also in work environments. People long for connection. For a breather. For spaces that make sense. Areas that connect as if they were made for them.
This fragrance is our reminder of that concept. To that one sense that is often forgotten, but brings everything together. It reminds us that details matter. That attention can be felt. And that beauty is often in the invisible.
A Walk In The Park is our thanks to you. Our invitation to sense. Our message. It's not just what you create... but what the effect of your creation embodies. Let's make it count.
