Constance Guisset (born 1976) is a French designer known for her poetic and dynamic approach to furniture, lighting, product design, and scenography. Her work blends lightness, movement, and fluidity, often characterized by soft, organic forms and innovative material use.

She studied at ESSEC Business School and Sciences Po Paris before transitioning into design, later graduating from ENSCI - Les Ateliers in Paris. In 2009, she founded Constance Guisset Studio, where she has collaborated with major brands such as Petite Friture, Moustache, Molteni&C, Louis Vuitton, and Tectona.

Some of her most well-known designs include the Vertigo pendant lamp for Petite Friture—a large, airy, and graphic light fixture that has become an icon of contemporary design—and the Wink chair for La Cividina, which showcases her playful yet sophisticated aesthetic.

Beyond product design, Guisset has worked on set designs and exhibition scenography for institutions like Palais de Tokyo, Musée des Arts Décoratifs, and brands like Christian Dior and Hermès. Her work often explores the balance between function and illusion, creating objects that are both practical and dreamlike.