Emmanuelle Simon, a French-Israeli interior designer, graduated from Ecole Camondo in Paris in 2012, majoring in interior architecture and design, and has worked on both subjects. Emmanuelle Simon joined the team of Pierre Yovanovitch and accumulated her skills in residential and commercial space design and decoration during these growing years. In 2017, Emmanuelle Simon established her own unique style when she founded her own design company.

Emmanuelle visualises her projects as a whole, from the architectural elements down to every single piece of furniture and objects, which she designs with the utmost attention to detail. Each project stands out for its strong identity and its unique style, each well-appointed space conceived as an invitation to an immersive experience. Tapping into the Art Deco influences paired with a touch of Wabi-Sabi philosophy, Emmanuelle’s aesthetic is raw yet sophisticated, and always imbued with a feel of timeless elegance. Favouring neutral, pleasing colours, Emmanuelle loves to mix solid woods, natural stones, patinated metals and Rakù-Yaki ceramic elements thus creating perfectly harmonious combinations of refinement, gracefulness and serenity.

Emmanuelle applies a global vision to her projects, from the architecture to individual objects. She considers all of her projects to be unique, giving them each a strong identity. For her customized furniture, designed with precision and according to high standards, she draws on the expertise of craftsmen who excel in their field. 

Emmanuelle Simon’s work is often inspired by the Art Deco style and wabi-sabi philosophy. Cleverly accentuated by light, each volume is arranged in such a way as to reveal different perspectives thanks to subtle transitions, playing on the notion of experience, which is a key part of Emmanuelle Simon’s style. This refined sophistication does not override attention to detail, creating balance through its uniqueness.