Paris is a city that is a work of art in and of itself — elegant, timeless, and endlessly romantic. The Fleur de la Ville collection brings together motifs of the city's most iconic architecture alongside the special details that can be seen all over the city, if you look for them.

I lived in Paris for a short time with my three children. We stood in awe beneath its monuments, Tour Eiffel, Notre Dame, and the Arc de Triomphe; we swooned over masterpieces in the famous art galleries, and we savored the first cherry blossoms of spring. But what I remember just as clearly is the beautiful details that permeated life and added meaning to our time in Paris. The symbolism of the Iris, the flower of France, that inspired the fleur de lis; the rosette motifs carved into stone monuments, gallery ceilings, and ironwork scrolls; the star-like curves of a whisk in a kitchen shop; the fluid curve and woven texture of café chairs. I've always been drawn to notice what might otherwise go overlooked, and to elevate it. Visitors to Paris will always form their own memories of its grandeur. I hope these patterns, drawn from my memories, remind you that the smallest details of a place can hold just as much beauty as its most iconic sights.