Julie Richoz

Julie Richoz (1990–) is a French-Swiss designer. Among the emerging names in contemporary French design, she graduated in 2012 from ECAL in Lausanne, and her career was launched the following year when she won the Design Parade award, which opened the door to experimental collaborations with glass at the CIRVA center in Marseille and with Sèvres porcelain. An assistant to Pierre Charpin from 2013 to 2015, she later opened her own studio in Paris, soon beginning to work with some of the most important contemporary companies, both in France and internationally. Her creations appear in the catalogs of brands such as Vitra, Hay, Tectona, Mattiazzi, Alki, and Campeggi, and are distinguished by an aura of quiet formal clarity and a marked taste for delicate colors.