Fragrance artist Laura de Coninck created a scent that captures the soul of the museum. Inspired by Flemish Masters, the unique architecture, and the painter's studio, this perfume offers a new sensory art experience.

The fragrance composition consists of various accords, each inspired by an aspect of the collection and architecture. Earthy and fruity notes like carnation and rose evoke the vibrant gardens often depicted in classical paintings. Incense and myrrh bring to life the mystical rituals found in art, while modern molecules such as sandalwood lend the perfume a contemporary, light touch. The theme of Chiaroscuro, omnipresent in the museum, is also reflected in the fragrance, with an intriguing contrast between light and dark notes.

The KMSKA tabl’eau de parfum is composed of high-quality and precious ingredients. These include vetiver from Haiti, patchouli from Indonesia, cedarwood from Texas, firwood terpenes, fragrant myrrh (opopanax) from Somalia, centifolia rose, bourbon geranium, and bergamot from Italy. These and other natural raw materials are sourced as much as possible from natural harvests and ecological farming. The added synthetic elements are also of the highest quality.