About us
Founded by Natalia Ledoux, ARTIPARIS is specialized in embroidery for table art, home linen and lifestyle apparel.
Six years ago, artichokes on a stall in the sun of a Parisian market inspired me and gave their name to our project "Artiparis".
These Parisian artichokes were transformed into ARTIPARIS by combining the Latin word “artis” for art and the French expression “art de la table" for table art.
The embroidered “ARTICHOKES” became our first collection. And undoubtedly one of our most recognizable home textile productions.
We invite you to visit our ARTISTUDIO where we develop our ARTIPARIS collections.
Via ARTISHOP you can order our collections.
About us
Natalia Tarasevich-Ledoux is a graduate designer of the Faculty of Applied Arts, Kosygin Moscow State Technical University with 25 years of experience in the field of design and fashion.Participant of MFW (Moscow Fashion Week), international exhibitions: CPM,Tekstillegprom (Moscow) and CPD (Dusseldorf) andMaison&Objet (Paris).
Winner of the international Luxury Lifestyle Awards 2014 Russia in the "National designer" category.
Since 2015, she has lived in France and has discovered the concept of "l'art de vivre à la française" - the French way of life. She finds inspiration in monuments, exhibitions, family traditions, the atmosphere on the streets. The result of this acquaintance was the creation of a new author's project "Artiparis",which harmoniously combines the cultural codes of two countries, France and Russia.
Since 2018, she has been the head of the ARTISTUDIO experimental laboratory in Strasbourg.
The collections and designs of Natalia Ledoux are in stores, galleries, boutiques, and private homes around the world - France, Denmark, Spain, Portugal, Brazil, Norway, Greece, Cyprus, Austria, Australia, India, Japan, the United States, Russia and South-Africa.
In 2020, in collaboration with the Imperial Porcelain Factory, she created a limited edition of tableware, the "Jardin ARTIPARIS" - Artiparis Garden.
In 2025, together with Mrs. Zoya Arrignon, President of the Russian branch of the French Renaissance, she organized the "EASTER TABLE" exhibition in Paris.
