The designer

Clément Boutillon is an object designer. He works in the luxury industry, creating lifestyle objects and designing his own decorative pieces, pushing artistic commitment as far as possible in their creation. It is in this context that he became interested in candles, often reduced to a label and its scent. He envisioned Estampe, where the candle becomes an object of affection.

Against the current.

The designer approaches the candle against the current, moving away from convenience and closer to a meaningful story. First, the perfume, conceived internally, based on strong inspirations and produced in Grasse. Then, the container, giving the candle its full grandeur. Porcelain as the material, raw, matte, involved in artisanal and responsible French manufacturing.

The idea is born: the container becomes a subject of exchange, discussion, and discovery, renewing porcelain decoration in a contemporary way. Estampe becomes a collection of scented art objects.

The brand fades away and gives way to the artist.

The artist

The founder meets artists who share this vision of meaningful projects. Painter, street artist, illustrator — each brings their universe, their sensibility, their gesture, thus creating a collection of candles and scented objects with a certain diversity, allowing each customer to find the object that suits them.

Each artist is part of the long-term adventure. They receive a commission on each candle sold — because Estampe is also, at its core, a brand committed to those who bring it to life.