​Background & Biography:
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Isabelle's journey began with studying Fashion Design at both AMD in Germany and CSM in England. These early years immersed her in a culture of experimentation, technique and storytelling through shapes and materials.
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In 2020, she moved to Paris, a city that matched her sensibility, and began working alongside the design teams of the Haute Couture houses Aganovich, Maison Margiela, and Schiaparelli. There, she refined her eye for detail and developed an even deeper appreciation for craftsmanship and process.
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Over time, her interest shifted from creating the garments to the worlds that surround them. In 2022, she stepped into set design, a space where all her influences could converge.
A year later, she opened her own Paris based atelier for Set & Textile Design.
Aesthetic & Creative Approach:
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Isabelle’s strength lies in her ability to move fluidly between worlds, from clean, commercial sets to more abstract or surrealist, concept-driven projects. Her work adapts to the needs of each project without losing a strong visual identity.
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Her work is tied together by a strong sense of composition and an instinct for creating atmosphere. For her, a set isn’t just visual, it’s emotional. It sets a tone, tells a story; it frames a product.
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With roots in art and couture, her process is hands-on and meticulous. She pays attention to how things are made, how they hold up on camera, and how they contribute to the atmosphere of an image.