Julie Gaillard

CONCEPT Julie Gaillard designs and edits furniture and objects for the home. With a dash of humor and poetry...To see differently our daily life's routine.She diverts objects to create meaning and reinterpret the moments associated with them. She questions uses and codes to disctract the individual from his usual points of reference.Her designs help us soothe away daily tensions and bring back a smile through the pleasure of a form or a new gesture. They induce us to take the time to see and experience our environment differently.    Daily routine can be tinted with humor  through light and poetic creations that tell a story. An object invited in our home can soften the space, our gestures, our thoughts and hearts.  ETHICS / To limit the impact on health and the planet, Julie Gaillard is committed to limiting the environmental impact of her creations by working with French artisans and manufacturers and by using natural local materials to edit her objects and furniture: timber from sustainably managed forests in Britain and Jura, Limoges porcelain, water ink, paper, cardboard and recycled packaging.   In line with her environmentally conscious approach, Julie Gaillard also offers to order directly from her manufacturers and partners to limit pollution resulting from transportation. BACKGROUND / After a Master of Arts at the Sorbonne, an experience as a copywriter in advertising agencies, and training in interior design at Ecole Boulle, Julie Gaillard naturally decided to focus on the design of space and design in general in order to express herself more freely.In march 2011, she started to speak the world through her own seeing and breathing and endeavoured to feed her art works with the pulse of our time. She created her own trademark.She got into an art cluster in the "Ateliers de Paris". (GEAI) In June 2011, she came accross with the founders of "Cocotte Design" and took part to the "Designer's days", her first collective exhibit in the "Espace 13", 13 rue de Sevigné, Paris. She is currently finalising the preparatory work for her first participation at the salon & objets ( NOW DESIGN) fair which will take place in January 2012.