This single-edition lithograph, hand-pulled from a woodcut, depicts an imagined breakfast scene centered on a bowl of La Délicieuse Mousse—a playful nod to both moss and the quiet rituals of morning. Created by Paris-based artist Julia Chausson, the piece reflects her distinctive blend of lyricism and nature-infused imagery.
We first encountered Julia’s work on rue Saint-Michel in Paris, in the window of Librairie des Femmes, where she had illustrated a collection of short stories by Clarice Lispector—one of our favorite writers. Her poetic woodcuts immediately felt like a natural fit for Spring Moon Design’s Moss Collection.
The idea for this print grew out of a conversation about the many uses of moss. When we mentioned that in centuries past, people in Nordic countries used the lichen known as “Icelandic moss” to make porridge and flatbread, Julia imagined a domestic scene that merges the interior and exterior worlds. The result is a luminous cobalt composition, punctuated by a bowl of vivid green moss—a moment where the natural and domestic quietly intertwine.
About the Artist:
Julia Chausson was born and raised in Paris, where she also attended the School of Decorative Arts. She is the author of numerous children’s books and her colorful murals can be found in public spaces throughout Paris.
Origin: Paris, France
Materials: Single-edition lithograph on paper; walnut frame with beveled edge window mat, archival mounting with UV-protective glass
Dimensions: Print measures 13.5 in x 10 in (34 cm x 25 cm); frame measures 17.5 in x 14.5 in x 1 in (44.5 cm x 37 cm x 2.5 cm)
Weight: 1.5 lb (680 grams)
Edition: One of a kind, created exclusively for Spring Moon Design.
This single-edition lithograph, hand-pulled from a woodcut, depicts an imagined breakfast scene centered on a bowl of La Délicieuse Mousse—a playful nod to both moss and the quiet rituals of morning. Created by Paris-based artist Julia Chausson, the piece reflects her distinctive blend of lyricism and nature-infused imagery.
We first encountered Julia’s work on rue Saint-Michel in Paris, in the window of Librairie des Femmes, where she had illustrated a collection of short stories by Clarice Lispector—one of our favorite writers. Her poetic woodcuts immediately felt like a natural fit for Spring Moon Design’s Moss Collection.
The idea for this print grew out of a conversation about the many uses of moss. When we mentioned that in centuries past, people in Nordic countries used the lichen known as “Icelandic moss” to make porridge and flatbread, Julia imagined a domestic scene that merges the interior and exterior worlds. The result is a luminous cobalt composition, punctuated by a bowl of vivid green moss—a moment where the natural and domestic quietly intertwine.
About the Artist:
Julia Chausson was born and raised in Paris, where she also attended the School of Decorative Arts. She is the author of numerous children’s books and her colorful murals can be found in public spaces throughout Paris.
Origin: Paris, France
Materials: Single-edition lithograph on paper; walnut frame with beveled edge window mat, archival mounting with UV-protective glass
Dimensions: Print measures 13.5 in x 10 in (34 cm x 25 cm); frame measures 17.5 in x 14.5 in x 1 in (44.5 cm x 37 cm x 2.5 cm)
Weight: 1.5 lb (680 grams)
Edition: One of a kind, created exclusively for Spring Moon Design.
