Rose Palezia by Atelier Materi is not a decorative rose. It is an architectural, self-assured rose. A maximalist rose, shaped by light and gradually revealed in the shade.

A rose conceived as an immersion into a reimagined Italian palace: bathed in light on the façade, deep and opulent within its salons, mysterious in its galleries. It opens with a vibrant, radiant freshness, almost crystal-clear. It then gains in texture, depth and presence. Finally, it plunges into the shadows, enveloped by dark woods and patinated materials with warm, elegant reflections.

Rose Palezia tells the story of this transition: from light to shadow, from radiance to depth, from freshness to sensuality. A rose full of contrasts and transformation — between contemporary opulence and timeless elegance.

A name that tells a story 
The fragrance is named Rose Palezia, inspired by the opulence and mysterious atmosphere of Venetian palaces. ‘Palezia’ evokes a reinterpreted Italian architectural style, where light-flooded façades conceal hidden, shadowy galleries, sumptuous textures and warm, weathered woods.

With its name, Rose Palezia embodies a rose full of contrasts and transformation: it first blooms in radiant light before revealing a deeper, more sensual and enveloping presence. It tells the story of a rose shaped like a palace — a balance of contemporary opulence and timeless elegance.

The founder’s vision
“It all began with an image: the salon of a Venetian palazzo, where a single ray of light glides over dark wood panelling, velvet and gilding marked by the passage of time, before everything is once again engulfed in shadow. This is exactly how I imagined this rose: not as a flower, but as architecture. Sculpted, almost monumental, it draws its opulence from the past whilst reinterpreting it in an unmistakably contemporary language.” — Véronique Le Bihan