Paris-based independent print studio founded by Lucie Adler, a textile designer trained at École Duperré. After several years within ready-to-wear brands, Adler launched her own studio dedicated to hand-drawn pattern design for fashion, interior, and stationery professionals.








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Paris-based independent print studio founded by Lucie Adler, a textile designer trained at École Duperré. After several years within ready-to-wear brands, Adler launched her own studio dedicated to hand-drawn pattern design for fashion, interior, and stationery professionals. Client history spans Princesse tam.tam, Comptoir des Cotonniers, Des Petits Hauts, Lelièvre Paris, Emily's Pillow, Mondial Tissus, Portokolada, Blissim, Marie-Sixtine, Bonsoirs, and Samsøe Samsøe, alongside confidential luxury accounts.
Adler's signature is hand-drawn motifs - floral, botanical, and decorative forms rendered with visible craft character. The portfolio features seasonal collections with a soft artisanal quality: warm palettes, organic repeat structures, and a distinctly hand-worked feel. The aesthetic sits between French decorative tradition and contemporary print studio practice.
All motifs are drawn entirely by hand ("fait main"), consistent with her studio's core positioning. Works across fashion and interior scales, adapting the same handmade sensibility to garment prints, wallpaper, and home objects. Seasonal collection model - new exclusive motifs offered each season.
Fashion (womenswear, nightwear), home decor, stationery, and wallpaper. Documented collaborators include Princesse tam.tam, Comptoir des Cotonniers, Des Petits Hauts, Bonsoirs, Samsøe Samsøe, Lelièvre Paris, Mondial Tissus, Emily's Pillow, Blissim, Marie-Sixtine, Studio De Crécy, and Portokolada. The portfolio features both garment and home product applications.
Trained at École Duperré, a leading French textile and applied arts school. Built experience within the ready-to-wear sector before founding her independent studio. From 2024 began self-publishing under the name Adler Papier (later renamed Édition), expanding from client-facing work into direct-to-consumer interior pieces made in France.
Hand-drawn botanical and decorative motifs, applicable across womenswear, nightwear, wallpaper, and stationery. The portfolio features florals, organic repeat structures, and illustrative compositions with a warm, craft-forward character. Strong seasonal cadence with exclusive collections per season.













Paris-based independent print studio founded by Lucie Adler, a textile designer trained at École Duperré. After several years within ready-to-wear brands, Adler launched her own studio dedicated to hand-drawn pattern design for fashion, interior, and stationery professionals.
Style and Aesthetic Adler's signature is hand-drawn motifs - floral, botanical, and decorative forms rendered with visible craft character. The portfolio features seasonal collections with a soft artisanal quality: warm palettes, organic repeat structures, and a distinctly hand-worked feel.
Pattern Focus Hand-drawn botanical and decorative motifs, applicable across womenswear, nightwear, wallpaper, and stationery. The portfolio features florals, organic repeat structures, and illustrative compositions with a warm, craft-forward character. Strong seasonal cadence with exclusive collections per season.
Markets and Clients Fashion (womenswear, nightwear), home decor, stationery, and wallpaper. tam, Comptoir des Cotonniers, Des Petits Hauts, Bonsoirs, Samsøe Samsøe, Lelièvre Paris, Mondial Tissus, Emily's Pillow, Blissim, Marie-Sixtine, Studio De Crécy, and Portokolada.
Techniques and Tools All motifs are drawn entirely by hand ("fait main"), consistent with her studio's core positioning. Works across fashion and interior scales, adapting the same handmade sensibility to garment prints, wallpaper, and home objects. Seasonal collection model - new exclusive motifs offered each season.
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Career Path Trained at École Duperré, a leading French textile and applied arts school. Built experience within the ready-to-wear sector before founding her independent studio.
Lucie Adler is a Textile Designer. Browse their portfolio and contact them for projects.