Constance Guisset is a French designer based in Paris. She studied at ESSEC and Sciences Po, spent a year at the Japanese Parliament in Tokyo, then trained at ENSCI, graduating in 2007. She founded her studio in 2009 and works across product design, interiors and scenography. Her objects, held in collections including the Centre Pompidou, pursue a balance of ergonomics, delicacy and imagination, with comfort as a constant. For Billiani she designed Fleuron (2022). The chair borrows the logic of the buttress, the element that braces a wall, and expresses it as a pad grafted onto the back of the backrest, where a contrast of colour and finish marks the joint. Soft lines and rounded edges temper the structural reference. Built in ash, Fleuron comes in all-wood and upholstered versions, with a lounge chair alongside the dining chair.