"Véronique de Soultrait is the designer of her Atelier in Lyon, France where works are imagined into being inspired by rope and its applications. She is 'a former student of the school of Fine Arts in Lyon, trained in painting and textile design before becoming interested in decorative painting and wall decoration. She then developed a passion for macramé which led her to handcraft a collection of crocheted household linen and decorative accessories. Her love of wall decoration ultimately inspired her to invent a new technique using ropes to create unique pieces. Today, she collaborates with interior designers on exceptional projects to produce wall panels, screens, headboards, mirrors, bedside tables, table or lamp bases, drawer fronts and door handles. The applications are numerous, resulting in beautiful interior decoration pieces. She invented new craftsmanship, and her work is inspired by Japanese history and culture, as well as the traditions of drawing and painting. Her methods often take up similar approaches as upholstery, weaving, or marquetry.' “I transform a poor material using my fingers and my heart. People tell me that my work makes them dream and for me, that is the greatest recognition of all.” - Véronique De Soultrait 

*From the artist's website and an interview with the artist and Homo Faber