
Electimuss
British luxury perfumery inspired by Ancient Rome.
A British luxury house whose conceit is Ancient Rome — its emperors, its rituals, its appetite for excess. Founded in 2015 by Luke Granger and Jason Collison, with Claire Sokell Thompson joining as a partner in 2019, the house composes high-concentration eaux de parfum (typically 25–35% pure oils) under names like Persephone, Imperium Maximus and Vici Leather. Electimuss works with a small circle of perfumers — Christian Provenzano and Julien Rasquinet among them — on compositions that lean into oud, tobacco, leather and incense, materials the brand frames as the natural register of imperial-era ambition. Bottles are weighted black-and-gold flacons, deliberately ornate. The label sits comfortably with the contemporary London niche set, and suits wearers who want fragrance with theatrical density rather than minimalist restraint.
- Woody100
- Soft Spicy96
- Amber90
- Warm Spicy66
- Floral65
- Aromatic58
- Sweet
Releases
DNA over time
Each column is an era. Each colored band shows that family’s share of accord weight across every perfume the house released in that window. Bigger band = the house leaned harder on that family.





































