Born in the UK to French parents, Amélie Crépy draws on her family’s rich textile history and her own background in fashion and textile design. After studying womenswear and visual merchandising, Amélie transitioned to textile print design, discovering a passion for creating textiles as both art and functional objects. Her work bridges digital innovation with the tactile beauty of handmade materials, blending tradition and modernity.
Amélie’s current wall art collection reflects her commitment to sustainability and natural craftsmanship. Each piece is painted on 100% pure linen, celebrated for its durability and biodegradability, using handmade natural inks. A key ingredient in her ink is oak gall, a traditional material used since ancient times for its rich, long-lasting pigments. Historically employed by Egyptians and medieval scribes for manuscripts, oak gall connects Amélie’s work to a lineage of craftsmanship while emphasizing her dedication to natural materials.
This approach aligns with her ethos of rejecting synthetic, mass-produced materials in favor of the organic. By layering patterns inspired by nature, her work invites viewers to slow down and appreciate the beauty of sustainability and timeless design.
Amélie’s art embodies WLLW’s values of refined elegance and sustainable craftsmanship, making her work visually stunning and deeply meaningful. Explore her collection at the WLLW Shop.
Born in the UK to French parents, Amélie Crépy draws on her family’s rich textile history and her own background in fashion and textile design. After studying womenswear and visual merchandising, Amélie transitioned to textile print design, discovering a passion for creating textiles as both art and functional objects. Her work bridges digital innovation with the tactile beauty of handmade materials, b...
