When I started I had ten tools. My tools are collection items that are very rare and hard to find. The oldest one dates back to 1770 and the most recent one 1930. So I started with these tools and 900 French francs. This was the amount I needed to register with the chambers of crafts in France and start my business.

My master was Jacques Delamare, the son of Noémie Fromentin, who created the Maison in 1902. From him I inherited taste and knowledge. He was 60 years older than I was and trained me for six years until his death.

Each step in the creation of a flower corresponds to a specific craft. What’s special about my workshop is that I work on every stage of the product’s life, from inception to final sale. This is my studio’s strength. I am the last independent luxury flower-making workshop in France.

I make products for haute couture as well as ready-to-wear collections. As my work is made to measure, people look at my website and that gives them an idea of my products and prices. They then call me and from there we start custom-made projects.