Imagery inspired by Terroir, Vigneron, and Burgundy. It is a part of the new collection 2022. This year we are introducing a new fabric and a larger rectangular scarf
Falotier is a french word for A lamplighter, employed to light and maintain candle or, later, gas street lights in the 19th century. This scarf is a collage of a drawing found in Strasbourg flea market and a japenese pattern on the edge. It is a part of the new collection 2022.
Number 5 bis rue de Verneuil, is where iconic French singer and songwriter Serge Gainsbourg lived for more than 20 years.
Located in the heart of Paris’s famous 7th arrondissement, Gainsbourg’s maison stands out among the city’s more well-known landmarks, such as the Eiffel Tower and Notre Dame cathedral. The house itself is not currently accessible, but the front gate and facade feature an ever-changing tableau of street art honoring the late icon.
This scarf is a mix of Isabelle Gougenheim drawing and a detail of the wall rue de Verneuil
Conversation. It was inspired by random letters that have no real meaning. It is up to the reader to create a conversation. It is a mix of Graffiti letters and computer-generated letters.
Scarf: Doors and Windows Marrakesh, Morocco. Yellow or Blue version Available. It is part of the new collection, which is all about the small graphics details that Gougenheim observed—using transparency, warm colors, and different textures.n Available
Scarf: Doors and Windows Marrakesh, Morocco. Yellow or Blue version Available. It is part of the new collection, which is all about the small graphics details that Gougenheim observed—using transparency, warm colors, and different textures.
Serene is an ode to life seen through the water from the perspective of a Koi fish, the Japanese symbol of good luck and fortune fish. Serene is all about the small graphics details that Gougenheim observed on the street, such as shadows of a tree on the sidewalk, a wall texture in Chicago. Using transparency, warm colors, and different textures, Isabelle Gougenheim manages to revisit familiar sights and places and transform them into unique landscapes that transport the viewer to faraway place.
Scarf: 4900 Miles is the Distance between Naples/Chicago. Naples is a unique city where I get all my artistic inspiration with Benedicte Dehez— created from a mix between antennas in Naples, Italy, and a Chicago wall.
The Wild West is Inspired by the climb of the Grand Teton, Wyoming. It is all about the small graphics details that Gougenheim observed on the street, such as shadows of a tree on the sidewalk, a wall texture in Chicago, or antennas on the roof of Naples. Using transparency, warm colors, and different textures, Isabelle Gougenheim manages to revisit familiar sights and places and transform them into unique landscapes that transport the viewer to faraway place.
Scarf: Inspired by Love letters from 1800 found in a Paris Market, complimented with one of Isabelle Gougenheim’s paintings representing a king or a queen.
Aborigene is a love letter to the city of Melbourne, Australia. by using nature-inspired patterns and mixing it with original blue and white shades. Isabelle Gougenheim Designs offers a lightweight, elegant, and luxurious accessory that will bring just the right touch of colors to your outfit. Arborigene is available in the greatest art museums.
Employing the world as her muse and a blank scarf as her canvas, French-American artist Isabelle Gougenheim blends her passion for art and an innate love for scarves into wearable masterpieces. After sketching her designs – which she explains, “inspired by the souls of the city streets” – Gougenheim prints these urban poems on a luxurious and airy modal-silk fabric.
Colmar is a scarf created especially for the Unterlinden Museum in Colmar, France. The striking design is inspired by the Alsatian architecture of the art museum itself. Isabelle Gougenheim Designs offers a lightweight, elegant, and luxurious accessory that will bring just the right graphic touch to your outfit. Available in the greatest art museums worldwide.
A mix of two art forms, the Altitude scarf is one sure to catch the eyes of many—an elegant beige color, complemented by a darker geometric pattern. Altitude was created to illustrate the highest peaks in Europe
Isabelle Gougenheim Designs offers a lightweight, elegant, and luxurious accessory that will bring just the right touch of contrast to your outfit. Altitude is part of a collection available in the greatest art museums.
Orange is the association of shapes and pop colors into a unique and colorful artwork. It is a tribute to Street Art. Isabelle Gougenheim Designs offers a lightweight, elegant, and luxurious accessory that will bring just the right touch of colors to your outfit. Orange in the greatest art museums.
Cylindriques is a stand out piece with a more painting style colorway. It brings abstractionism to life through its soft feel, yet visibly loud Nature. Isabelle Gougenheim Designs offers a lightweight, elegant and luxurious accessory. Cylindriques is available in the greatest art museums.
The urban art of Portugal takes its wearable form in Lisboa. Inspired by her own travel experiences, Isabelle Gougenheim expressed her love for the city by blending very simple art strokes and bright colors that remind of graffiti and the feeling embedded in the streets of Lisboa. Isabelle Gougenheim Designs offers a lightweight, elegant and luxurious accessory that will bring just the right touch of colors to your outfit. Lisboa is available in the greatest art museums.
Colmar Marine was created especially for the Unterlinden Museum in Colmar, France. The artwork is inspired by the architecture of the art museum itself, which is an old convent transformed.
Isabelle Gougenheim Designs offers a lightweight, elegant, and luxurious accessory that will bring just the right touch of colors to your outfit. Colmar Marine is available in the greatest art museums.
