Chabaud Maison de Parfum

Chabaud Maison de Parfum is a French niche perfume house founded by Michel Chabaud in 2002. Multiple sources place the brand in Montpellier, in the south of France, where it operates as a family-owned company. The house produces personal fragrances, candles and interior scents, and organizes its range into themed collections such as Les Classiques, Les Gourmands and Les Caprices.

From the mid-2010s onward, Chabaud began releasing perfumes that highlight memory, comfort and simple pleasures, with Fragrantica documenting its earliest fragrance launches from 2014. Many of its best-known scents, including Lait de Vanille, Innocente Fragilité and Chocolat, have become associated with nostalgic, dessert-like accords. Retailers frequently describe the line as warm and comforting, with formulas often built around milky, vanilla, cocoa and pastry notes.

Chabaud also works with perfumers such as Sophie Chabaud, Nathalie Templer and Patrice Revillard, who have contributed to expanding the catalog to several dozen creations. While Les Gourmands focuses on childhood treats and creamy accords, Les Classiques emphasizes more traditional structures, and Les Caprices explores light-hearted, playful compositions. This structure allows the brand to move from cozy everyday scents to more conventional French perfumery themes while maintaining a consistent, memory-driven concept.