Bon Bouquet

Bon Bouquet Cafe is the second Parisian project by Ukrainian studio Between the Walls, implemented for the famous French group The Hungry Family. The design of the establishment challenges the traditional Parisian aesthetics: instead of the usual wicker furniture, the guest is greeted by a laconic milky facade with a glass system of windows that rolls up, and inside – a juicy pink explosion and bold modern solutions.

The interior is based on microcement, which is used for the floor, benches, drawers and bar counter, creating a natural texture and contrasting with the abundance of lush greenery and ceramic stucco in the form of tropical leaves. For soundproofing from the residential apartments, the ceiling was decorated with acoustic foam from above. The space is designed as an interactive quest: in the depths of the establishment, where there is no daylight, the authors created a pink amphitheater with soft yellow lighting, which casts shadows of plants on the walls, creating a jungle effect. A cozy and at the same time highly detailed lighting scenario was developed by the Ukrainian company Expolight. The bold narrative is continued by two restrooms: green with a wavy Ferm Living mirror and pink with contrasting dark light and a mosaic toilet from the French brand Trone. With a balance of bright colors, thoughtful ergonomics, and unique details, Bon Bouquet gives Parisians an unconventional, Instagrammable, and comfortable experience.