Room 33 by Octavia Morgan Los Angeles
Men Women 2026
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Description
Room 33: Octavia Morgan Los Angeles' New Oriental Floral for Him and Her Octavia Morgan Los Angeles introduces Room 33, a unisex fragrance arriving in 2026 within the Oriental Floral olfactive family. This brand-new scent pairs a fruity, radiant top note with a warm and woody foundation. Top notes of pink pepper, violet, and pear open the composition. The heart…
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When to wear it (votes)
- Winter 0%
- Spring 20%
- Summer 20%
- Autumn 60%
- Day 67%
- Night 33%
Key notes
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Top
pink pepper
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Heart
tuberose
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Base
sandalwood
Community
5 votes
- Positive 80%
- Negative 20%
- Neutral 0%
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About Room 33
Room 33: Octavia Morgan Los Angeles' New Oriental Floral for Him and Her
Octavia Morgan Los Angeles introduces Room 33, a unisex fragrance arriving in 2026 within the Oriental Floral olfactive family. This brand-new scent pairs a fruity, radiant top note with a warm and woody foundation.
Top notes of pink pepper, violet, and pear open the composition. The heart reveals tuberose and jasmine, while the base settles on sandalwood, vanilla, amber, and white woods. It's a sensory journey designed for those who appreciate complexity and depth in a perfume.
The opening of Room 33 is immediately captivating. Pink pepper adds a soft spicy edge, violet brings a powdery elegance, and pear introduces a delicate fruitiness that never feels syrupy. This combination creates a luminous start that transitions smoothly into the next phase.
In the heart, tuberose and jasmine take center stage. The fragrance becomes more floral and expressive, but the powdery texture from the violet keeps it in balance. It's a dance between radiance and intimacy—typical of well-crafted white floral compositions.
The base is built on sandalwood, white woods, vanilla, and amber. Together they form a creamy, slightly sweet foundation with a dry woody character that enhances longevity. Vanilla stays in the background, amber provides warmth, and the white woods extend the sillage beautifully.
Room 33's main accords—woody, white floral, powdery, and vanillic—blend effortlessly. The evolution is clear: from a fruity-spicy sparkle to a soft, comforting trail. It's a versatile perfume that suits many occasions, whether worn during the day or into the evening.
With an average rating of 3.8 out of 5, Room 33 doesn't aim to reinvent the genre. Instead, it offers a refined, contemporary take on Oriental Florals, with a Californian ease that makes it stand out from more traditional options.
This fragrance will appeal to fans of white florals wrapped in warm, woody undertones, as well as to anyone who enjoys unisex scents with a powdery, softly spiced character. It's also a great choice for those looking for a recent, versatile perfume that's easy to wear in any setting.
Room 33 is a solid addition to the 2026 landscape. While not an adventurous perfume, it charms with its perfect equilibrium between fruity freshness, floral depth, and warm sweetness. An elegant and modern Oriental Floral that offers comfort and sophistication in equal measure.
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