Close to the Eiffel Tower, La Maison du Dix is a private mansion where heritage and modernity meet. The ideal setting to host our collaboration: a bespoke linen collection signed KISANY, blending craftsmanship, social impact, and women’s voices.
This collaboration pays tribute to a shared passion: creating unique pieces that tell a story and resonate with today’s world.
Each piece in this collaboration - from blue linen cocktail napkins embroidered with dragonflies to the laundry bags designed for the guest rooms - represents several days of meticulous work carried out in Goma, in eastern DR Congo. This craftsmanship enables each artisan to strengthen her independence and rebuild her life through her profession.
Guests of Le Dix discover an experience that goes beyond aesthetics: an encounter with craftsmanship that carries emotion, community, and hope.
Meet Karien Hervé, founder of La Maison du Dix
Why does supporting women in Congo matter so much to you?
“Because KISANY’s work helps restore to these women a life, a dignity, and a respect that were denied to them. To me, it proves that in the era of globalization, each of us can take a concrete and positive action - even from afar - and truly help transform lives.”
What message do our products convey, in your opinion?
“The products carry a powerful message: each piece tells a story. Behind every creation lies exceptional craftsmanship - that of each embroiderer who contributed to it. These are not mere objects, but the reflection of a unique and meaningful artisanal work.”
How does your commitment to impact-driven projects take shape?
“My commitment takes shape through the creation of the Le Dix project, conceived as a lever for changing mindsets. The aim is to remind us of our individual responsibility toward the planet and society, and to show that everyone can act and leave a positive mark.”