Every scent begins with a memory. Some came from darkness. Others came from escape, love, safety, and a new beginning. These are the memories that became Maloney & Krumm.
Each one has its own story. Each one became something you can carry into your home.
SUITS & MARTINIS
A table full of women. Cold martinis. A beautiful house, with another detail to admire in every room. Conversation moved easily around lives that seemed so far removed from the world outside. For an evening, there was a place at that table.
The differences stayed long after the glasses were cleared.
BLAME ME
As a child, the blame often landed where it didn’t belong. On the streets, the faces changed, but the accusations felt familiar. Sometimes it was easier to carry the blame than fight to be believed.
Being blamed never made it true. Learning that took time. So did believing there could be a life beyond defending against someone else’s story.
RAVENOUS
Starving for a life beyond getting by. Furious at how far away it seemed. That hunger became a fight—every hard choice, every setback, every morning spent getting up and trying again.
The fight became ravenous. And little by little, a better life began to take shape.
HER
Learning to fight for herself meant learning who she was beneath everything life had asked her to be. Loving a man unconditionally meant learning how to let love reach her, too.
It took time to speak without bracing for an argument, to accept tenderness without searching for its price. Slowly, love became a place where she could stand beside him and still stand for herself.
CORNER BOOTH
Two friends, two drinks, and the corner booth they claim like it has their names on it. One story turns into another, the laughter gets a little louder, and “just one drink” becomes a whole evening.
Corner Booth is for the friend who knows the whole story—and still orders another round with you.
THANKFUL
In every season, there are reasons to pause and be grateful for life. Another morning. A familiar voice. A small kindness that arrives just when it is needed.
Thankful is the moment of noticing how much those things mean. Through the changes, the hard days, and the ordinary ones, there is still good worth holding close.
DEAR DECEMBER
Twinkling lights, whispered wishes, and the familiar excitement of Christmas getting closer. For a little while, there is room to believe in something wonderful and look forward to what tomorrow might bring.
Dear December is for making a little magic, sharing a little warmth, and keeping that spark of wonder at any age.
FALL’S GIFT
Some of the greatest gifts arrive before we feel ready. A tiny new arrival, smaller than expected, fills a family with a love bigger than anyone could have imagined.
Fall’s Gift celebrates little milestones, growing hope, and the joy of watching someone small become the biggest part of your world.
SUGAR COAT
Everyone gathers around the table. Someone has spent hours cooking, someone is sneaking a taste, and every familiar voice adds a little more warmth to the room.
Sugar Coat is for the stories passed around with the dishes, the second helpings, and the sweetness of having everyone together.
SPICED CHAOS
Someone is late, the kitchen is full, and three conversations are happening at once. Everyone insists they are helping. Somehow, the whole family ends up in the same room.
Spiced Chaos is the happy kind of mayhem—the laughter, the extra chair, and the memories nobody could have planned.
STILL BREATHING
The workday was long. The phone kept ringing, the to-do list kept growing, and somehow you got through it. Now the shoes are off, the room is quiet, and there is nothing you need to answer just yet.
Still Breathing is that well-earned exhale at the end of the day. You did enough. This moment is yours.
THAT BITCH
You know what you bring to the table. You have put in the work, backed yourself, and earned the right to enjoy what comes next. Walk in with your head high, celebrate your wins, and wear your confidence like it was made for you.
That Bitch is for the woman who is proud of who she is and happy to let it show. Here is to choosing yourself, taking the compliment, and saying it with a smile: “I am that bitch.”