Margaux Keller is one of those who believe that beyond functionality and aesthetics, design must also be a vector of emotion. Her work is often described as poetic and sensitive, which is in line with this idea of emotion: making people smile, working on the collective memory, like a Proust madeleine.

Having graduated in 2010 in design and interior architecture, Margaux Keller first worked alongside Eugeni Quitllet for the Philippe Starck agency before joining the Benetton group's design and communication research center La Fabrica. In 2012, she moved to Marseille, her hometown and heart, to found her own global design agency, where she explores a very broad creative field, from product design to interior architecture.