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Mefisto Gentiluomo
Eau de ParfumOriginally created in 1888 for traditional Italian barbershops, Mefisto Gentiluomo is the essence of refined masculinity and timeless...Regular price 799.00Sale price 799.00 Regular priceUnit price per100ml -
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Fiore d’Ulivo
Eau de ParfumFiore d’Ulivo is a modern revival of a perfume first created by Casamorati in the late 1800s, remaining...Regular price 549.00Sale price 549.00 Regular priceUnit price per100ml -
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Casafutura
Eau de ParfumCasafutura is a visionary fragrance inspired by the Futurist art movement, celebrating transformation and innovation. At its heart lies...Regular price 599.00Sale price 599.00 Regular priceUnit price per100ml -
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Dama Bianca
Eau de ParfumDama Bianca by Casamorati is a soft, feminine, and romantic fragrance that captures the feeling of new love. It...Regular price 600.00Sale price 600.00 Regular priceUnit price per100ml -
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Gran Ballo
Eau de ParfumGran Ballo by Casamorati is a joyful and romantic fragrance inspired by the grandeur of 18th-century aristocratic balls,...Regular price 600.00Sale price 600.00 Regular priceUnit price per100ml -
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Bouquet Ideale
Eau de ParfumBouquet Idéale by Casamorati is a romantic and timeless fragrance that captures the charm of an April night. It...Regular price 690.00Sale price 690.00 Regular priceUnit price per100ml -
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Levar del Sole
Eau de ParfumLevar del Sole, meaning “rising of the sun”, is a fragrance inspired by the immortal phoenix — a...Regular price 500.00Sale price 500.00 Regular priceUnit price per100ml
Casamorati 1888
Casamorati is a collection inspired by the ancient art of Italian perfumery.
Originally a house of fragrances founded in Italy in the nineteenth century, this collection is an ode to the antique and artistic heritage of the glamorous Art Nouveau era.
Artistic expression and authenticity remain eminent with only the finest quality materials that were also originally used in La Fabbrica di Profumi di C.Casamorati, established in Bologna in 1888, and can be cherished today thanks to Sergio Momo and the revival of this collection on an international scale.














