Inspired by the energy and exuberance of Parisian streets, this scarf features intricate lines that complement the geometric structure of the Eiffel Tower. The purposeful combination of vibrant colors captures the urban bustle of this romantic city.
Lights, dancing and music inspired Isabelle Gougheim to paint her interpretation of nightlife. Night in Colors emulates the movement experienced on a night out.
Number 5 bis rue de Verneuil, is where iconic French singer and songwriter Serge Gainsbourg lived for more than 20 years.
Located in the heart of Paris’s famous 7th arrondissement, Gainsbourg’s maison stands out among the city’s more well-known landmarks, such as the Eiffel Tower and Notre Dame cathedral. The house itself is not currently accessible, but the front gate and facade feature an ever-changing tableau of street art honoring the late icon.
This scarf is a mix of Isabelle Gougenheim drawing and a detail of the wall rue de Verneuil
Scarf: Doors and Windows Marrakesh, Morocco. Yellow or Blue version Available. It is part of the new collection, which is all about the small graphics details that Gougenheim observed—using transparency, warm colors, and different textures.n Available
Scarf: Doors and Windows Marrakesh, Morocco. Yellow or Blue version Available. It is part of the new collection, which is all about the small graphics details that Gougenheim observed—using transparency, warm colors, and different textures.
Scarf: 4900 Miles is the Distance between Naples/Chicago. Naples is a unique city where I get all my artistic inspiration with Benedicte Dehez— created from a mix between antennas in Naples, Italy, and a Chicago wall.
