AiMe Designer Textile Anne Mouz

Born curious, ultra sensitive to materials and colour since always, I design and produce unique and artistic textile pieces for decoration and fashion. I have a strong interest in old canvases, those that tell a story, challenge, inspire and bring emotion.
As a costume designer in Paris and Marseille for more than 20 years, I trained at the École Boulle Paris in interior design.
These experiences, rich in multiple adventures, revealed a pronounced taste for staging and image.
The workshop is a real space for research, collaboration and transmission. The technique is put at the service of the creation in this laboratory of studies with a very broad spectrum.

I now live in Burgundy and develop several activities throughout the year.
* Production of unique and artistic decorative textile pieces, made from selected recycled old fabrics, linen, cotton, or hemp, any existing reusable material, for a second life. My clients are sensitive to local craftsmanship. I collaborate with decorators, interior designers, event and tourist sectors (hotels and guest houses)
* Manufacturing of eco-responsible products combining zero waste and recycling (two-sided organic cotton wipes with pouches, nets made from old materials, washing nets, transport pouches, wellness kits, baby wipes, etc.)
* Thematic textile workshops, courses aimed at DIY enthusiasts, beginners, intermediates and why not experts, guests who visit us and discover our region. Workshops in individual or small groups, max 4 people
* Textile workshops, free and individual expression. Bringing your creativity to light. Maxi 4 people
* Style advice, naturally harmonize your physique with your personality in the respect of each other.
* Personalized decoration advice, visit advice ...
* A particular request, made to measure, contact me

Throughout the year and on a simple call, we agree together on a schedule that fits your stay and your availability.
I look forward to welcoming you to the ATeLieRS de La VeRNée,
Looking forward to meeting you, Anne.