Céline Theis is a Belgian-born textile designer based in Milan, and the founder of Mon Lien Atelier (established 2022) - a luxury silk accessories brand producing foulards, stoles, pochettes, fusciacche, and kimono. All products are designed in Milan and produced in Como by specialist artisans. The brand operates on a slow-fashion model: limited quantities, non-seasonal main line, 100% silk twill. Prior to founding Mon Lien Atelier, Theis worked as a textile designer at Etro.

Theis develops exclusive print compositions in a structured, detail-rich graphic language. Each mini-collection maintains visual continuity across formats - the same motifs are restructured for different product scales (carré 90x90, pochette 33x33, stole 69x190, fusciacca 5x135). The portfolio features ornate, layered layouts with precise colour and tonal balance. Her stated signature palette centres on teal - described as a sophisticated blend of blue, green, and grey, a symbol of elegance since the late 1950s.

The documented creative process begins with a freehand sketch, continues through digital composition of motif elements, and concludes with colour palette development. Each design is produced in two colour variants per format. Theis graduated in graphic design from the Instituto Europeo del Diseño (IED) Milan.

Luxury fashion accessories - silk scarves and accessories sold direct to consumer via monlienatelier.com. Distribution covers Italy and the EU (24-48h shipping) and international via DHL Express. Products are positioned in the premium/luxury segment.

Born in Belgium; relocated to Antibes, France as a teenager; studied in Marseille, developing interests in photography and illustration. Graduated in graphic design from IED Milan. Early career in print design; moved into fashion, working closely with Carla Sozzani at 10 Corso Como. Worked as a textile designer for apparel and accessories at Etro. Founded Mon Lien Atelier in 2022.

Selected Instagram images (8 patterns, 0 placements) suggest structured, ornate print compositions developed for luxury silk accessories. Pattern work is designed across multiple scales to maintain visual harmony between the brand's carré foulards, pochettes, stoles, and fusciacche.