Isabelle Yamamoto's creations
Perfectly imperfect
The French artist Isabelle Yamamoto gives a new life to ancient textiles that she hunts down on her travels to make cushions and other home textiles, with an elegant sobriety.
OUR SERVICES
Every interior reflects the soul of its owner. Your home is a refuge, a personal story filled with emotions and memories. Our goal is to give your home a unique character by creating authentic textile pieces that tell a story and leave a lasting impression.
We collaborate with you or your interior designers to meet your expectations and desires. Our focus is on bringing your vision to life with meticulous attention to detail and a deep understanding of your needs. Each textile piece is unique and made-to-measure from high-quality hemp sourced from Europe or Asia.
We offer a variety of products, including cushions, bedding, throws, and table linen, tailored to your needs. Each creation is thoughtfully designed to bring the tranquility and beauty of nature into your home. Our hemp is carefully selected, either kept natural or dyed in earthy tones inspired by nature, ensuring that each color respects the beauty of the hemp.
We can also work with you to develop custom color shades for your projects.
Our designs promote peace, serenity, and well-being, evoking timeless elegance that reflects your personality. By blending the best of nature, we create beautiful spaces that enhance your quality of life, making each day a little more serene and inspired.
Join us on this journey!
Collaboration with KĀNA
Japanese Daybed
The Yoishu series represents a unique fusion of tradition and contemporary design. Isabelle Yamamoto’s hand is evident in her exquisite crafting of the vintage hemp pillow and mattress she created for this Japanese inspired daybed, designed by Inge Lagae for the KĀNA collection.
My creations are unique, entirely handmade, with vintage hemp found in Europe particularly in France and in the eastern Europe countries.
All the sourced hemp pieces are, on average, between 50 and 150 years old.
Sensitive to the protection of our environment and questioning overabundance and superfluity, I work with a sustainable and upcycling approach. My goal is to give a second life to high-quality fabrics, handwoven in an ancestral way, to pay tribute to the work of craftmen.