Joschka Klee came to perfumery not through formal training but through obsession — nights spent immersed in fragrance writing, until an encounter with an amateur perfumer became the catalyst for composing original scents. From improvised lab setups in a boiler room to a dedicated studio built out over years, that consuming curiosity solidified into vapormundum: a house founded on the conviction that scent belongs alongside music, painting, and poetry as a medium for storytelling.

At vapormundum, each fragrance is built as an experience that extends well beyond the bottle. Every scent draws on a specific reference world — a desert at night, a rave, a Shakespearean duality — and arrives with two customizable accords that allow the wearer to redirect its character entirely. The result is a body of work that treats wearing fragrance not as a fixed statement but as an interpretive act: the same scent, worn differently, tells a different story.