Tuckson is named after my father, Tuck.

A scientist by training, I completed my PhD in chemical engineering and turned to perfumery because it let me apply the same rigour to something more creative.

My scientific background shapes how I build every formulation. Materials are chosen for what they do, not what they cost. Construction comes first.

I work with a deliberate duality — natural versus synthetic spines, chosen by what the vision demands. One perfumer balancing two opposing methodologies.

Alongside perfume, I make objects that follow the same principle: cashmere, scented stationery, leather goods. Different materials, same modality. Nothing is produced to fill a category. Everything exists because it was worth making.

My shop is at 75 Westbourne Park Road, London. It is small, considered, and an extension of the same world I make in. Open to anyone who finds it.