Café Gabrielle

Stepping into Café Gabrielle, your eyes are immediately drawn to the bold floral tapestries, the playful brass tiger hooks, and the colorful frames that punctuate the walls. Towering bowls reflect the light from champagne bottles, adding a subtle touch of sparkle, while the soft hum of morning conversations and the clink of porcelain cups fill the air. To match this lively, whimsical atmosphere, architect Emma Roux designed fully bespoke furniture that responds to every corner of the space. Ardamez rose to the challenge with an enamel steel tabletop featuring an intricate floral cutout, tone-on-tone screen printing, and a sculpted beech wood strapping, each petal carefully shaped with masterful precision.

Brushed, molded brass frames bring a subtle warmth, balancing the vibrancy of the décor. A clever trompe-l’œil allows smaller tables to combine visually into a grand, majestic table while keeping the flexibility needed in a bustling Parisian bistro.

Every coffee break or Sunday brunch becomes an experience, where the touch of wood, the smooth finish, and the playful design tell a story. Here, furniture is not just functional—it celebrates imagination, technical skill, and audacity, transforming Café Gabrielle into a lively, unforgettable space.