Andrea Maack is a luxury perfume house based in Iceland founded by Icelandic visual artist Andrea Maack in 2015. We create scents that are unique and memorable, and work with the top perfumers in Paris, inspired by the unique surroundings of Iceland. Our fragrances have garnered a cult following of musicians, actors, fashion icons and tastemakers who are drawn to the artistry and unique notes of our perfumes.
All of our products are certified clean, vegan, cruelty free, gluten-free, ethically-sourced, and made in Iceland.
We are a gender-neutral brand that caters to individuals who appreciate the art of fragrance and the power it has to evoke emotions and memories.
The brand is represented by David Pirrotta Brands in the US, and available in luxury retailers worldwide such as The Conservatory, Niche-Beauty, Stéle, The Scent Bar, Arielle Shoshana, as well as on our site.
Maack draws much of her inspiration from nature and her work centers around the concept of wearable art. Her work has appeared in the international art and fashion media from Vogue and Dazed, to 10 Magazine, The Cut, Travel+Leisure and The Editorialist..
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