Constance Guisset
French designer and interior architect Constance Guisset is celebrated for an airy, illusionistic approach that infuses functional objects with kinetic energy and poetic movement. Educated at ENSCI - Les Ateliers after studying business and politics, Guisset founded her Paris studio in 2009, creating furniture, lighting, and scenography defined by flowing lines, rhythmic lightness, and subtle ergonomic comfort. Guisset achieved international acclaim with the iconic Vertigo Pendant (2010) for Petite Friture—a sweeping, featherlight luminaire composed of polyurethane ribbons and fiberglass that gently sways with air currents. Her prolific portfolio includes the Nubilo sofa for Petite Friture, the colorful Sol chair for Molteni&C, the Windmills poufs for La Cividina, and projects for Moustache, Foscarini, and Louis Vuitton, alongside stage sets for choreographers like Angelin Preljocaj.