Perfumer

“Perfumer” Room

The “Perfumer” room has its own special story closely connected to the personal life of the hotel owner, Tetiana Belz. After many years as a photographer, she successfully transitioned into the realms of jewelry and perfumery. Collaborating with Ukrainian perfumer Bohdan Zubchenko, she created her own ultra-feminine, exciting fragrance “Mola Mola,” as well as the masculine fragrance “Gek geDrag.” Her love for the art of perfumery later inspired the conceptualization of this hotel room.

In the “Perfumer,” there are two rooms symbolizing day and evening perfumes: light, more feminine scents, and richer, more masculine ones.

In the first room, you can see magnificent flower-shaped chandeliers on the walls and ceiling. They are made of glass and create a special atmosphere in the evening. A notable feature is the painting on the wall, depicting the power of the fragrance worn by a woman. In her hands, she holds a bottle of Mola Mola perfume. Graceful and delicate, she captivates the attention of all men, turning heads with her scent. However, she is not interested in these men, as she runs to meet her only love, who presents her with Tetiana Belz’s custom-made box “Kisses from Ukraine.” The inspiration for this story and depiction came from the Jose Eisenberg Eau Fraiche perfume. Opposite this masterpiece hangs Claudio Rosati’s painting “Gogol’s Nose.”

The second room is created for relaxation and tranquility. Dark tones with golden accents envelop the room in a cozy atmosphere, helping to focus thoughts on the day’s experiences and savor bright moments.

Guests in the “Perfumer” room can explore a cupboard with perfumes from various well-known brands, sniff them, and purchase if desired.