Delivered in 2025.

In a complex dedicated to sport and social encounters, the Bouillon Marguerite extends the site's energy with a lively, almost bustling atmosphere. The project draws on the imagery of the Parisian bouillon and offers a careful reinterpretation of its codes: checkerboard tile flooring, glazed ceramic tiles, closely spaced tables, banquettes, and orange-toned seating. Wood, ceramic, and brass make up a simple, legible, and durable palette.

At the entrance, a curtain acts as a theatrical threshold, easing the transition into a more enveloping world. The room is organized around a long counter in light wood and stone, the space's structuring element. The glazed ceramic walls catch the light and emphasize the depth of the space, while the pendant lights cast a warm, almost domestic glow, creating a more intimate scale within the volume.

Photographer: Sandrine Iratçabal