Designer César Giraldo believes the decision to conjure a custom branded fragrance for a single homeowner at 1859 Bel Air Road will pay off by bridging marketing, design and emotional appeal.
Source: Inman News
It’s a Bel Air mansion with its own $25,000 fragrance. But why?
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