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JOYA

Fragrance brand and design studio. https://joyastudio.com/ Joya is a fragrance design studio based in New York City. Each piece is one-of-a-kind and Made in USA.

We are designers and producers of perfume, personal care and home ambiance--and we work with other companies and artists to interpret their visions through scent.

08/12/2026

RSVP for the listening party I am throwing at the Wythe Hotel on THURSDAY AUGUST 13th, right before fata morgana slithers into the world!!!! It’s special. And free💸

You’ll listen to the record on a special party bus turned fata morgana caravan. I’m also working with Joya to craft a signature fata morgana scent and we’ve created a scent journey to augment the sonic one. There will be free drinks, a fata morgana LP give away, anti-ice sculpture performance, and a collaboratively made zine that you’ll have an opportunity to contribute to at the event.

Because this record was conceived of on the road, in transit, on tour, staring at an infinity pool in Thailand, and stuck in a smelly van with boys, I wanted to create a listening experience that hinted at the experience of making it. I learned that one of my favorite bands mixes their records in cars and that also stuck with me.

We’ll have cameras, magazines, and other materials so you can document your experience of listening to the record for the zine.

THANK YOU to Alessandra Gomez + the Wythe Hotel art program, Joya and Sounds Of Saving for enthusiastically embracing this 😵‍💫 idea. SOS, I feel like we kind of “grew up” together and it’s beautiful to remain in your orbit 👽🪐

RSVP NOW!!! 🔗 in bio.

07/25/2026

Warming up Hemingway’s birthday across Ray’s Ray’s Bar Brooklyn Jac’s On Bond with a key lime daiquiri, Joya’s Hemingway Havana candle, and indigo mechanic’s rags.

02/06/2026

Dedication to craft.

Inspired by Amnesia roses and their pale, antiqued blooms, the scent unfolds slowly - bright citrus softening into moss-green and lavender petals, pressed and aged like pages in a book.

Each candle is poured into dusty pink porcelain vessels, mixed and cast by hand at our former Clinton Hill studio, finished with 22k gold-lustered rim and paired with a matching lid.

01/31/2026

Scent, designed as space.

Inside the rotunda for the Monet and Venice exhibit, fragrance becomes the first experience, unfolding in motion, not on skin. Three discreet atomizers release a timed, spatial composition that rises, fades, and overlaps as visitors move through the room.

Diffused using a non-heated, museum-safe system, the scent remains subtle, anchored, and pure, never lingering, never overwhelming.

An invisible layer calibrated for presence, not saturation. Designed to support the art, not compete with it.

Experience Venice after dark. Monet and Venice is open late for its final weekend, until 8 PM on Saturday and Sunday.

01/25/2026

Why was memory as important to Monet as observation?

lisasmall shares how Monet painted not only from what he saw, but from what stayed with him—light remembered, air recalled, scent carried forward.

One week remains to experience Monet & Venice , closing Sunday 2/1.

01/23/2026

What does it mean to experience Venice the way Monet did?

The conversation continues as .lisa reflects on perception and atmosphere—on designing a space that transports visitors into Monet’s point of view, where image, sound and scent work together as a sensory threshold.

01/22/2026

How do you curate something people feel, not just see?

Our founder, Frederick Bouchardy, speaks with .lisa , Senior Curator of European Art at , about Monet & Venice and how atmosphere becomes a curatorial tool, shaping feeling as much as form.

12/31/2025

2025 sharpened our perspective. Scent isn’t an accessory — it’s identity.

Across art, film, retail and experience, we followed that belief into new contexts. Grateful for the collaborators and partners who trusted us along the way.

12/15/2025

“Being responsible for the instinctive, emotional, invisible part is high stakes… making it come to life in the space was genuinely challenging.”
— Frederick Bouchardy, Joya

For Monet and Venice at , our founder spent time inside the installation as it unfolded—observing how light, air flow, scale and movement shaped perception.

Behind the projections and music, the scent arc had to do something quieter:
hold the emotional tone of the exhibition without overpowering it.

Three fragrances—Acqua Alta, L’Enveloppe, Nymphaea—guide visitors through tide, air and stillness.

It’s no longer theory.
It’s lived air.

12/12/2025

Paint the Air — Monet & Venice

For Monet and Venice at , our founder Frederick Bouchardy worked closely with curator .lisa to carry forward Monet’s desire to “paint the air.”

Inside the museum, Bouchardy refined the fragrances in real time—shaped by light, space and movement as the installation unfolded. First experienced as a timed scent arc in the exhibition, they now live on as perfumed paper postcards.

Three expressions:
Acqua Alta — rising tide, green, salty, alive
L’Enveloppe — the atmosphere between artist and subject
Nymphaea — stillness and dissolution, where water becomes light

Hang, share or mail—three moments from the exhibition, carried home.

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Tuesday	10am - 6pm
Wednesday	10am - 6pm
Thursday	10am - 6pm
Friday	10am - 6pm

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