Her book encompasses a perfectly curated project list of 12 different properties ranging from chateaus in France, villas in Portugal, and residences in London. Each project starts with a minimalistic graphic representation of a floor plan followed by a collection of desirable interior photographs. Isabelle’s reference to historical sources and introduction of contemporary pieces and details is refreshing and inspiring. Her interiors evoke a sense of drama that is showcased through her sense of materiality, photography, art curation, landscape and architecture. Isabelle’s staples are raw sophisticated monochromatic palettes and monolithic blocks that manipulate space.

There are beautiful details throughout the book- you can tell there’s a lot of thought that went into each space. Reflections of art pieces in mirrors, unanticipated bookcases in corners, drapery that fall quietly behind shelves, modern marble sculptures that have unpredictable placements and materials used in the most unexpected way. Working with great European bones also doesn't hurt. Isabelle's interiors are engorged with historical details and references. This allows her to add simple but effective pieces such as solid square lacquered tables. When surrounded by original crown mouldings, and decorative ceilings, the simple design of the tables are automatically elevated.