Inspired by the world of childhood,
Zü is a beautiful adventure initiated in 2010 by Juliette Collet.

Graphic artist-illustrator, Juliette Collet puts all her heart into designing decorative objects and accessories that surround us with tenderness and sweetness the first years of our children.
The refined style with pastel colors and aerial themes Zü's many creations put poetry in the spotlight The simplicity of the drawings appeals our attention and adds a playful side to each item.
Among its collections designed for baby and children's bedrooms, its decorative cushions, its posters with delicate compositions, or its wooden mobiles present families of irresistible characters and form charming gifts for these precious time.

ZÜ Products

Juliette Collet is a tireless worker who cultivates a taste for peaceful atmospheres and touching attentions. In this spirit, Zü offers many variations of its themes and proposes several product ranges: firstly, stationery with posters, postcards, books and albums, diaries, stickers, notebooks, or even milestone cards; then a textile range with cushions in original shapes; wooden decorative objects as well as a wide range of jewellery with pins or fine bracelets.

ENVIRONMENT,KNOW-HOW AND PRODUCTION

Always respectful of the quality and follow-up of her products, Juliette Collet had selected skilled craftsmen for the manufacturing of her creations. At Zü, priority is given to handmade, made in France and authenticitywithout neglecting generosity. Resolutely committed to a sustainable development approach, Zü works with an integration workshop and favours the use of recycled paper as well as service providers in France and in Europe who are concerned about the environment.

ZÜ the BLOG

Close to her customers, the designer presents the latest news of her collection on her blog : zu-blog.com from which she initially launched her mark. She regularly publishes printables and has contributed to the first appearance of DIY in France..

ZÜ, WHAT DOES THAT MEAN?

From the tenderness of her childhood, Juliette retains as a name the tender diminutive Ju "Zu" pronounced by a child with a still insecure language, she adds the umlaut for the graphic side that underlines a smile.