Her practice is informed by a close observation of nature and organic forms, drawing inspiration from textures, patterns, and rhythms found in the natural environment. She experiments with materiality to evoke tactile and emotional responses, seeking to blur the boundaries between the functional and the expressive, the synthetic and the organic.
Capucine approaches design as a means of creating intimate experiences. She is interested in the subtle ways objects, textures, and spatial compositions can provoke awareness, surprise, or wonder — transforming ordinary moments into memorable encounters. Her work encourages audiences to slow down, explore, and connect with their surroundings on both a sensory and emotional level.
Central to her practice is the belief that design is not only about objects or aesthetics, but also about the emotions and memories they inspire. By emphasizing the poetic potential of material and form, Capucine aims to craft experiences that resonate personally, spark joy, and invite reflection, leaving a lasting impression on those who encounter her work.