Fragments d’Yzé is the collectible furniture and object line born from Studio Yzé, founded by Marine Narquet (interior architect and designer trained at Penninghen) and Constance Picard (HMONP architect, ENSA Paris-Malaquais).
From their Montmartre base, they have shaped a “City of Ys”, a space of freedom and experimentation from which a timeless aesthetic emerges. Fragments d’Yzé translates this universe into pieces where minimalist lines meet the vibrant energy of materials. Each creation carries a singular, enduring signature, conceived through a sensitive approach to proportion, tactility, and presence, and shaped by a deeply human and collective way of making.
Fragments d’Yzé is dedicated to furniture and collectible design.
It brings together skilled craftsmen around a shared language: material, precision, and collective intelligence.
Their collections Mona, Edda, Dahut, and Héphaï embody this approach through masterfully crafted pieces, combining clean lines with the finest materials.
Produced in French workshops specializing in ironwork and upholstery, the collection highlights artisanal expertise and technical mastery without ever losing its sense of restraint. The result is a timeless aesthetic, immediately recognizable for its refined balance of form and craftsmanship: pieces that structure a space, invite touch, and reveal their character through detail, weight, and finish.
