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Maison Louis Marie

left-aligned serif title card within clear square perfume geometry

No.15 Vanille Infinie is shown in a clear square-fronted 50 mL bottle with a cream rectangular label and a transparent block-like cap. The upper label groups maker, number and italic scent name on a shared left edge; a much smaller centred concentration and quantity footer sits below a generous blank interval. Clear edges, pale contents and a broad light collar keep the object visually quiet. Citrus, flower, pod and amber-like props supply the richer scent story around the restrained package.

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Perfume
Light pack
Heritage label
Clinical minimal

About this study

Selected official 50 mL No.15 Vanille Infinie Eau de Parfum photograph. Travel size, perfume oil and unseen outer packaging are separate contexts.

No.15 Vanille Infinie Eau de Parfum

Sources & evidence · Reviewed 2026-10-19

Color Palette

Approximate colours interpreted from photography. These are screen references, not official brand colours or print specifications.

Pack body

Pale collar
#D5D6D1
Approximate opaque-looking cylindrical collar below the transparent cap. Reflection and lighting affect its grey appearance; material is unverified.

Label

Warm cream panel
#D8CEA8
Approximate front-label tone under warm neutral light. Its paper-like appearance does not establish fibre, texture or coating.

Ink

Dark brown-black type
#29271D
Approximate maker, number, italic scent and smaller footer. It supplies the principal graphic contrast within the pale composition.

Accent

Silver-looking actuator
#B8BEBD
Approximate visible spray hardware inside the clear cap, not a claim of silver alloy or plating.

Typography

Suggested visual alternatives, not confirmed brand typefaces. Any scale below is an illustrative estimate.

The upper information is a three-line serif group: maker in upright title case, No.15 beneath, and Vanille Infinie in italics. The lines share a left edge and similar visual scale, so the italic change distinguishes the scent more than a dramatic size jump. Far below, Eau de Parfum and the volume line are smaller, sans-like and centred. The label is centred on the bottle, but its main text is not. That distinction creates an editorial title-card quality without making the whole front mechanically symmetrical.

Fonts

Maker, number and scent alternative
Libre Baskerville
Looks like
Libre Baskerville with upright and italic roles
Type
Serif
Weight
Regular 400 / Italic 400
Case
Title case
Tracking
Natural optical spacing
Fallback
Georgia, serif
Use one new serif family for a compact maker-number-name group, changing to italic for the scent rather than adding a third decorative font. Preserve the shared left edge and enough line spacing for the italic forms. Do not reproduce the original maker name or exact three-line wording.
Concentration and quantity alternative
Inter
Looks like
Inter for a restrained technical footer
Type
Sans serif
Weight
Regular 400
Case
Title case concentration, uppercase units
Tracking
Natural to slightly open
Fallback
Arial, sans-serif
Give the technical footer a separate centred position and smaller scale while retaining adequate contrast. The change from serif narrative to sans-serif specification can clarify roles, but must be checked at actual label size; a beautiful enlarged mockup does not prove small-print readability.

Structure & Proportions

Visual proportions and finish previews are illustrative. Confirmed construction details and uncertainties are distinguished in the study notes.

Proportions

Purpose	Value	Preview
Label within clear face	The cream rectangle occupies only the central part of the bottle, leaving substantial transparent-looking margins on each side and a thick clear base below.	—
Separated information groups	A broad blank interval divides the upper serif group from the small lower technical footer.	—
Repeated rectangular geometry	The cap repeats the bottle's broad straight-sided vocabulary at a smaller scale, while the collar introduces a circular transition.	—
Visible hardware	The actuator sits centrally within the cap and remains a small functional detail rather than being concealed by an opaque upper block.	—

Shapes

Element	Value	Preview
Bottle front	Broad near-square exterior with straight side edges and softly rounded internal liquid boundaries.
Label	Portrait cream rectangle with straight unbordered edges.
Cap	Low transparent rectangular block with rounded corners.
Collar	Short pale cylinder connecting bottle neck and visible actuator assembly.

Finishes

Transparent structural frame
Bottle margins, base and cap; no substrate or physical thickness is inferred solely from appearance. · transparent
Quiet cream reading field
Front label, whose comparatively even appearance stabilises the small dark typography. · matte

Formats and materials


Formats	Selected clear square-fronted bottle visibly marked 50 mL / 1.7 fl oz, with a substantial clear-looking base, short cylindrical collar and transparent rounded rectangular cap.
Materials	Bottle and cap appear transparent and refractive, but exact component substrates are not identified in the accessed product text., The brand identifies the separate box as FSC-certified paper; that statement does not establish the front label stock or the clear cap material.
Closures	A low broad transparent cap encloses the silver-looking actuator, making its circular outlet visible. Beneath the clear block, a wider pale cylindrical collar sits above the bottle shoulder. This produces three distinct upper geometries without introducing a dark cap colour. The brand describes the sprayer as clamped on. That source statement does not establish the cap's attachment, internal tolerances or whether any component can be replaced by the user.
Decoration	Small left-aligned serif maker-number-scent group., Italic scent name within the otherwise upright upper text., Separated centred sans-like concentration and quantity footer., No printed botanical illustration or surrounding border rule on the selected front label.

Front Panel

Schematic reading order. The diagram’s zone heights do not represent measured artwork proportions.

The rectangular panel behaves like a small printed card held inside a larger clear object. Its upper text begins well inside the left edge and leaves open cream space above and to the right. Maker, number and italic name remain close together as one unit. The lower concentration and quantity lines are centred independently, with a large intervening blank area. This combination of a centred label, left-aligned title block and centred footer is more specific than simply calling the design minimal. Label-edge appearance does not reveal adhesive, stock weight or application method.

Zone	Content
Maker	Upright Maison Louis Marie serif line at the top of the text group.
Number	No.15 on its own line, sharing the maker's left edge.
Scent	Italic Vanille Infinie directly below the number.
Open interval	Unprinted-looking cream field separating name from technical details.
Technical footer	Centred Eau de Parfum and visible 50 ML / 1.7 FL. OZ. information.

Range System

The official page lists 50 mL and 10 mL options and separates this Eau de Parfum from other product forms. The selected image clearly shows the 50 mL bottle. Numbering and the scent name supply identification here, but one reference does not prove that all numbers share the same label dimensions, cap or bottle proportions. A smaller travel format needs its own layout review rather than a scaled-down copy of this front.

Selected 50 mL reference: clear square bottle, cream panel and transparent cap.
Current source context includes a separate 10 mL option; its structural details are outside this study.

Back of Pack & Shelf

The reverse, underside and outer carton are unseen. The current brand guidance distinguishes the clamped-sprayer bottle from its paper box and directs the former towards Pact rather than assuming curbside acceptance. Those source-attributed routes are contextual and depend on the applicable collection system; they do not establish the hidden printed panel layout.

Inspect the underside before assigning batch or regulatory marking locations.
Do not apply the box's paper statement to the cream front label.
Check each component and local route before turning source guidance into disposal instructions.

On shelf

Interpretation: the cream card and clear square geometry create a quiet silhouette, with the serif group requiring closer viewing than a bold display title. The generous blank interval gives the name room, but the small footer may become difficult to read under reflections or at an angle. A new design using this principle should test the label against different liquid colours and backgrounds. Transparent packaging can change dramatically with its surroundings, so the pale hero scene is only one condition.

Imagery

The pale neutral setting contains a citrus segment behind the bottle, a large pale flower at the side, a dark curved pod in front and a small amber-coloured translucent object. These external forms introduce texture and warmer accents without filling the label with illustration. The clear cap reveals hardware while the transparent body picks up nearby objects through refraction. The props are scent cues, not proof of ingredient percentages, natural extraction methods or included accessories; their colours should not all be imported into the permanent packaging palette.

Guidelines

Editorial principles for an original design brief, not official brand guidelines.

Do

Distinguish panel alignment from text alignment when analysing a label.
Use italic contrast deliberately within a restrained type system.
Leave clear margins around a small reading panel when transparency is part of the design.
Keep component-specific disposal statements attributed and separate from visual observations.

Don't

Do not identify cap plastic from an unverified customer review.
Do not assume the front label shares the box's paper certification.
Do not transfer full-size geometry to the travel format without inspection.
Do not copy Maison Louis Marie's numbered title-card identity or exact wording.

Sources & evidence

Maison Louis Marie — No.15 Vanille Infinie Eau de Parfumproduct

How this study was built

context · Sourced fact
Official page lists 50 mL and 10 mL Eau de Parfum options.Maison Louis Marie — No.15 Vanille Infinie Eau de Parfum
structure · Sourced fact
Brand guidance describes a clamped sprayer and separate paper-box disposal context.Maison Louis Marie — No.15 Vanille Infinie Eau de Parfum
typography · Visual observation
Upper serif maker/number/italic scent group is left aligned; smaller sans-like footer is centred.Maison Louis Marie — No.15 Vanille Infinie Eau de Parfum
structure · Visual observation
Transparent cap reveals actuator above a pale cylindrical collar; thick clear-looking base frames the label.Maison Louis Marie — No.15 Vanille Infinie Eau de Parfum
imagery · Visual observation
Citrus, flower, dark pod and amber-like object sit outside the package.Maison Louis Marie — No.15 Vanille Infinie Eau de Parfum
shelf · Editorial interpretation
Small type and transparent geometry require tests across backgrounds and reflected light.

What remains unverified

Bottle/cap substrates, label stock, coating and exact fonts are unverified.
No physical measurements or closure attachment inspection performed.
Reverse, underside and outer box are unseen; box material statement does not identify label stock.
Photo props provide scent context, not formula composition or included accessories.

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Do not reproduce the original maker name or exact three-line wording. ### Concentration and quantity alternative — Inter for a restrained technical footer · `--font-concentration-and-quantity-alternative` - **Classification:** Sans serif - **Free lookalike:** Inter (Google Fonts) - **Fallback:** Arial, sans-serif - **Weights:** Regular 400 - **Case:** Title case concentration, uppercase units - **Tracking:** Natural to slightly open - **Role:** Give the technical footer a separate centred position and smaller scale while retaining adequate contrast. 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