Perfumers & Apothecaries in Florence
7 stores · curated ORBIS register
AquaFlor offers concentrated perfumes and bespoke commissions from a frescoed Florence atelier near Santa Croce. Dr. Vranjes Firenze focuses on scent for rooms, combining refillable diffusers with candles and sprays in its home-fragrance catalogue. Farmacia SS. Annunziata makes fragrances and skincare, continuing an apothecary business founded on Via dei Servi in 1561.
Florence's frescoed perfume atelier near Santa Croce — house extraits and bespoke commissions.
German perfumery and cosmetics chain founded in Hamburg in 1910, headquartered in Dusseldorf under Douglas Group; operates roughly 1,850+ stores across Europe, including several branches in Florence.
The Florence house treats room fragrance as a system of vessel size, diffuser sticks and refillable scent. Its catalogue includes sprays, candles, car diffusers and scented accessories alongside the familiar glass bottles.
Florentine apothecary founded in 1561 by Domenico Brunetti, a guild-registered pharmacist, on Via dei Servi in a building owned by the nuns of San Niccolo. Run by the Azzerlini family since 1970; opened a second Florence store on Via Porta Rossa in 2018. Makes fragrances, home scents and skincare.
Lush's stand-alone Perfume Library, opened November 2019 at 94 Via dei Calzaiuoli near Piazza della Signoria - the brand's first fragrance-only boutique, selling perfume and offering scent consultations and 'LushLabs' fragrance showers, with no bath bombs or soap on sale.
A pharmacy rooted in the Dominican friars’ herb garden of 1221; Caterina de’ Medici’s Acqua della Regina still on the shelf; frescoed sales rooms. Established 1612.
The global beauty megastore — LVMH’s black-and-white striped temple of prestige makeup, skincare and fragrance discovery.