3D artwork
Interior design
Graphic universe

Hespérides & Ikebana
Bora-Bora - Doon Hill
Tubbataha - Deep Sea

Style Life is a series of visuals created for interior design, from wallpaper to upholstery fabrics.

The project consists of five illustrations incorporating 2D and 3D graphic elements. Each visual universe features flowers, plants, minerals, and patterns evoking terrestrial, aquatic, or mythical landscapes.

Hespérides is a landscape-format graphic composition made of flowers and palm trees created in 3D with bright colors. The arrangement of colored areas and fine lines gives the visual a simultaneously digital and vectorial appearance.
The visual lends itself to different interpretations to create furniture designs or wallpapers.

Doon Hill is a darker floral composition, evoking a mineral effect. The pattern can be applied to modern lounge seating. As wallpaper, the graphic composition takes on a more assertive dimension with gigantic flowers.

The Bora Bora pattern blends exotic plants and flowers with an abyssal aquatic universe. The resulting graphic composition is both more dramatic in its atmosphere and stellar when the elements are printed on a small scale. As a furniture motif combined with wood, the pattern becomes refined with a touch of English aesthetic.

Tubbataha combines three graphic elements: a 3D white daisy from different angles, stony rocks, and patterns evoking electricity or waves.
It's a dynamic and contemporary graphic composition with its reduced range of two bright colors. The pattern can be used in very close-up for furnishings and for objects such as screens, where it once again becomes a graphic landscape.

Deepsea, with its composition of graphic shapes in dots or small white touches, evokes space or a stellar universe. With colorful 3D flowers in the foreground, the space becomes denser. Used as graphic wallpaper, the design becomes even more mysterious and refined.