Virginie Corm is a celebrated designer that has created jewelry for luxury department stores and boutiques worldwide. Having had a mysterious fascination with stones and beads from a very early age, she would take apart her mother's precious jewelry only to reassemble it creating her own original unique pieces. She later decided to pursue this artistic passion by attending the highly selective Ecole de la Haute Couture Parisienne in Paris.
After four years studying the art of fashion design with such world renowned designers as Pierre Balmain, Virginie moved to Germany to study at the Munich School of Design. Upon graduation she worked on architecture projects for several companies throughout Europe as well as for Sir Leslie Martin, the president of the Architecture School of Cambridge, England. It was this new found interest in architecture that finally brought Virginie to New York City where she worked on the landmark reopening of the Cooper Hewitt Museum.
