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Trained at the Beaux-Arts, I began my career as a costume designer, shaping fabrics to enhance the silhouettes of a bygone era. Today, it is interiors that I dress with the same devotion, adorning lampshades and medallion cushions with refinement and poetry.

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Fascinated by the Victorian era since early childhood, I draw inspiration from mourning jewellery and antique devotional objects to create memorial reliquary frames — a sensitive way of softening death and elevating remembrance through beauty, poetry, and delicacy.

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As a light dresser and memory weaver, my days unfold like a choreographed ballet to the rhythm of threads and lace, gestures and materials waltzing together, always under the gentle gaze of our elderly rescued dogs, fragile companions whom my dear Darling – my mother – and I care for, and who accompany my work each day with tender presence.

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La Rosamore is born from this dialogue between memory, materials and creative gestures: a universe where each creation is adorned with elegance and sensitivity, infusing contemporary interiors with an aura of refinement and mystery.