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Why I Believe in Everyday Beauty, and Why It Matters


I believe that beauty doesn’t need to be spectacular to exist. Quite the opposite. It’s found in simple gestures, in the objects we touch every day, in the cup of coffee we sip each morning. For me, everyday beauty is not a luxury or an indulgence; it’s a need. And today more than ever, I believe it is a form of necessary resistance.




Boîte à bijoux artisanale réalisée à la main à Paris

Because Our World Moves Too Fast


The world runs. Every day, everything accelerates: notifications, deadlines, urgent news piling up. In the middle of this rush, taking time to appreciate a well-thrown bowl or a cup that fits perfectly in your hand is already slowing down. It’s reclaiming your time.

Everyday beauty is a way to ground yourself, to resist the pace that disconnects us from who we are.






Because Making and Using Beautiful Objects Reconnects Us


I shape clay objects because it brings me back to reality. I create them with the intention that they will live in your hands, that they will become an extension of your gestures. Using a beautiful object every day restores a connection between yourself and the things around you. It reminds you that behind every object, there is a hand, a material, and a story.

This is essential in an age where everything is disposable and interchangeable. Everyday beauty teaches us again how to care, to see differently what surrounds us.



Because It Is a Form of Gentle Resistance


In a society that values efficiency, utility, and profitability, choosing a beautiful object for an ordinary gesture—drinking tea, serving a salad—is an act of resistance. It asserts that not everything has to be purely functional or fast. It says that aesthetics have a rightful place in our routines, transforming simple actions into moments of presence and feeling.

And that is not insignificant. Surrounding ourselves with beauty cultivates a more attentive, more respectful relationship with the world. Everyday beauty then becomes a political act, a quiet refusal of indifference.



Because It Nourishes the Mind and the Heart


I believe in everyday beauty because it nourishes. Not only the eyes, but also the mind and heart. A bowl with a graceful curve, a perfectly shaped handle, a living glaze—these are small sources of quiet joy. They turn repetition into composition. They make daily life richer, more meaningful.



What If You Invited Everyday Beauty Into Your Life?

Each piece I create is designed to do just that: to transform a simple gesture into a tender, beautiful experience.


Atelier Lucie Eleme – Artisan Ceramics, Paris 20th, Ménilmontant


Because a beautiful everyday life is already a better-lived one.

 
 
 

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