Season Paper: French Brand of Stationery and Wallpapers

This is a journey

Of those where patterns, bold, poetic, naive or wild, like colourful memories, venture onto everyday objects. An imaginary that meets the material and arises cheerfully here and there.

Our adventure is written in time. From the first instinctive gesture that draws to the one that shapes the object. Our creations are designed with care and respect for the environment and humans.

Because we are deeply convinced that it is in these hands that the soul of Season Paper lies.

This is a journey

Of those where patterns, bold, poetic, naive or wild, like colourful memories, venture onto everyday objects. An imaginary that meets the material and arises cheerfully here and there.

Our adventure is written in time. From the first instinctive gesture that draws to the one that shapes the object. Our creations are designed with care and respect for the environment and humans.

Because we are deeply convinced that it is in these hands that the soul of Season Paper lies.

A story of friendship

Season Paper is a story of friendship forged at the Atelier National d'Art Textile in Paris. Between looms and spools of thread, Julie and Mélissa experimented with the materials, learned the gestures, the know-how and the time it takes to go from thread to fabric.

They love colour, natural materials, small accidents that create beautiful surprises, sketches, the imperfections of hand drawing.

Once graduated, still driven by the desire to create with their hands but this time with another gesture, that of drawing, they founded Season, their pattern studio. They draw all their creations in their workshop in Montreuil and collaborate with great brands.

Bold, poetic, naive or wild, our illustrations are inspired by nature, architecture and everyday life.

Objects like traveling companions, both intimate and universal, which sublimate everyday life.

A year later, in 2012, Season Paper was born from the desire to put this imagination on the material and to bring these patterns to life on objects designed and fashioned for them.

Objects like traveling companions, both intimate and universal, which sublimate everyday life.

Creative studio and publishing house, Season Paper is run by a human-sized team driven by common values that creates joyful patterns and well-thought-out objects.

A story of drawing

Season after season, Julie and Mélissa design collections according to their inspirations. It starts with a walk, a colour, a desire to travel... always with the idea of freely creating timeless and unique patterns and objects at heart. Pencils, pastels, paint, ink, Ipad, markers, all the patterns are made by hand.

The common thread of their creation is joyfully unstructured. It often starts with a drawing, carefully chosen from the studio's collections, which calls for the creation of a second, then a third and so on. The patterns begin to respond, the theme of the collection takes shape. It is this dialogue between the drawings of Julie and those of Mélissa that creates the right balance and the line, so particular, to the Season Paper collections.

Then comes the choice of colours, vibrant, soft, electric, luminous according to the desires and the intuition of the moment. Essential work and a subtle balance to be found to tell a little more about the theme of the collection.

Then create the object where these prints will come to rest. Imagine the ideal support, choose a nice volume, a nice material. Simple so that the patterns can express themselves fully.

A year later, in 2012, Season Paper was born from the desire to put this imagination on the material and to bring these patterns to life on objects designed and fashioned for them.

Objects like traveling companions, both intimate and universal, which sublimate everyday life.

Creative studio and brand, Season Paper is run by a human-sized team driven by common values that creates joyful patterns and well-thought-out objects.

A story of drawing

Imagine the ideal support, choose a nice volume, a nice material. Simple so that the patterns can express themselves fully.