Ionna Vautrin

Ionna Vautrin is a French designer born in 1979, known for her playful and poetic approach to design. A graduate of the École Nationale Supérieure de Création Industrielle (ENSCI) in Paris, she quickly gained recognition thanks to objects that combine simplicity, functionality, and emotion. Her work often relies on careful attention to detail and a desire to create objects that are both beautiful and useful.

Her creations are characterized by clean forms and a creative use of materials. She aims to design pieces that surprise while responding to everyday needs. Among her most famous objects are the “Tidy” lamp, with its simple and elegant shape, and the “Fée” lamp, which blends delicacy and originality. Ionna Vautrin enjoys playing with textures, colors, and transparency, giving her pieces a look that is both modern and timeless.

She has collaborated with various major design and décor brands, such as Fermob, La Chance, Alessi, and Christofle. Her work has been widely exhibited in design museums, including the Musée des Arts Décoratifs in Paris, and is celebrated for its ability to bring poetry and personality to everyday objects.

Ionna Vautrin is also known for her approach to design as a way to evoke emotions and tell stories. Her creations, while rooted in functionality, are also objects that provoke thought and reflection. Her work continues to influence the contemporary design scene, and she remains a key figure in the field of industrial design in France.