Glasshouse Fragrances, a fine fragrance and home scent brand founded in Australia, introduces the Northern Peaks Collection—its latest limited-edition release inspired by the striking landscapes of Canada. 

This collection marks two years since its launch in Canada. This launch is a strategic celebration of place as the brand expands in North America.

Crafted in collaboration with Canadian artist Gary Alphonso, Northern Peaks beauty of Canada’s alpine winter with picturesque packaging. 

Each fragrance is housed in a collectible jar illustrated by Alphonso, whose woodcut-style designs nod to the golden age of travel posters and evoke a sense of wanderlust and nostalgia.

Gary Alphonso, the Toronto-based artist behind the custom-designed jars,

“Canada’s wild terrain is endlessly inspiring. I wanted the artwork to evoke the stillness and awe you feel when standing at the foot of the Rockies, surrounded by snow and silence. It’s about serenity and reverence.”

Northern Peaks is an olfactory love letter to the great Canadian winter. The collection’s two fragrances—Breathtaking Banff and Chalet Chic—bottle the season’s inherent duality: the thrill of snow-covered summits and the comforting stillness of a fireside retreat. 

Jonathan Eckels, Director of Sales, North America, said,

“As we continue to expand our footprint in North America, Canada is a key market for us. The Northern Peaks Collection is a celebration of the country’s beauty and a signal of our commitment to sharing the Glasshouse Fragrances experience with Canadian consumers in a meaningful, locally resonant way.”

Breathtaking Banff is inspired by the views of Banff National Park. This scent features green fig leaf with warm notes of maple wood, vanilla, and caramelised fig.

Chalet Chic is an amberwood and oud scent with jasmine, spiced rum, clove bud, and oud to evoke cozy cabin escapes.

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