Olivia Putman is a French designer. Andrée Putman, his mother, entrusts him with the artistic direction of the eponymous studio. She works in the fields of interior architecture, scenography and design.

She defines the vocation of design as being to give objects “a kind of timelessness” as well as an “extra soul”. She asserts that "luxury can be a very fair straw object, rather than a silly platinum object."

In 2007, Olivia directed the renovation of the Morgans Hotel in New York, a hotel which had devoted her mother twenty-five years earlier. In 2011, she was appointed artistic director of Lalique. While continuing his activity at Studio Putman.

On the occasion of the 2014 edition of the French May event in Hong Kong, she signs two retrospective exhibitions around the creations of Studio Putman.