JE T’AIME FRENCH RESTAURANT
This fine-dining restaurant interior architecture captures the romance of Paris through a bold, high-contrast structural intervention. The design updates classical French symmetry with a contemporary, theatrical pulse — using monumental intersecting arches, deep crimson vertical planes, and highly reflective metallic accents to partition the expansive dining room into intimate, atmospheric sub-zones.
The main spatial volume is structured by a series of sweeping, sharp-pointed gothic arches finished in rich, brushed gold leaf running sequentially through the floor plan. Deep crimson fabric wall coverings provide a velvet-textured backdrop that contrasts with the clean cream masonry. The culinary theater is grounded by dark, heavily veined marble dining tables paired with curved tub chairs in muted taupe velvet, while massive rectangular crystal-rod chandeliers cascade from the arches overhead.
Full Cycle (Concept, Detail Design & Site Supervision)
Brushed Gold Leaf, Velvet Fabric Wall Coverings, Dark Marble, Crystal Rods, Velvet Upholstery