Robert Bienaimé was one of the great pioneers of classic French perfumery. A man who knew how to combine elegance and craftsmanship in fragrance. Born in France in 1876, he began his career at Houbigant , where he worked under the legendary Paul Parquet. After his death, Bienaimé took over the creative reins and gave the world timeless masterpieces such as Quelques Fleurs (1912), one of the first perfumes to harmoniously combine multiple floral accords. His style was refined and innovative: he saw perfume as a symphony in which every note had to breathe and resonate. In the 1930s, he founded his own house , Parfums Bienaimé , where he further developed his artistic vision. His creations balance romance and structure, with a signature that is still palpable in French olfactory art. Robert Bienaimé believed that perfume is not merely decoration, but an expression of personality.