I knew I wanted to keep creating, to keep growing in the world of art.
I also knew I wanted my brand to have a soul, a story.
One that wouldn’t serve only me, but others too.
I wanted everyone to be able to express their personality, share art in their own way, and tell their own story in turn.

The idea of phone cases came to me as I asked myself these questions:
“What is the object we use most in our daily lives?”
“The one we carry everywhere, yet which remains fragile?”
“The one that can reflect our personality, our playfulness, and let us carry a little art with us every day?”

The answer was obvious: the phone case.

That’s when it clicked — Coquelicot would be the name of my brand.

I have always had a passion for flowers, plants and nature.
My sense of wonder for the natural world was something I knew I had to express through my work.

Having spent part of my childhood in the French countryside, I remember long walks with my mother.
She would often say:

“Look at that red flower — it’s called a coquelicot, a wild poppy. You should only touch it with your eyes, because it is fragile, delicate and soft.”

It was my mother’s favourite flower, and she spoke of it from the heart.
When I look at a poppy, I think back to those moments — to the way its petals dance in the wind, to their lightness and their vivid colour.

To every person who joins this adventure and shares a piece of it with me, I want to say thank you.
Thank you for helping me recreate, day after day, the magic of the poppy fields.