Observed arrival · 2026-10-03
Alyssa Jos gives Paris’s fallen leaves another life
Paris-based artisan Alyssa Jos collects fallen leaves and turns them by hand into bespoke interior pieces and works for sale.
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- Interior architects, hospitality brands, and private clients
- Worth noticing
- The commission workflow includes prototype samples before hand assembly and on-site installation.
Field notes
The commission workflow is laid out in seven steps: site research, client exchanges, sketches, material selection, samples, hand assembly, and installation. The portfolio also lists collaborations with Le Grapiot, Maison Billecart-Salmon, Koziel, and architect Tristan Auer, alongside exhibitions and press links. The homepage says 4,500 tonnes of fallen leaves are generated annually in Paris; it presents that figure as context for the practice, not as an independently verified measurement.
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