Restaurant draws on vibrant history of Paris’ Latin Quarter

The iconic location of this brasserie in Paris, France, inspired interiors studio B3 Designers to fill the restaurant with upholstered chairs, disco balls and other extravagant decorations. Brasserie des Pres is located in Paris's Latin Quarter , which was a hub of creativity throughout the 19th and 20th centuries, with its cafés filled with prominent artists, publishers and writers , including Ernest Hemingway and Jean-Paul Sartre. “Brasserie des Pres has a very original floor impression and we used the existing architecture to create layers of dining experiences,” says the studio. Lush with greenery, the restaurant's exterior features a striped orange awning and classic Parisian terrace seating.

Decorative tiles depicting lemons and oranges are incorporated into the top of each panel. The tables are dressed with white linen cloths and bijou brass lamps , nodding to the traditional restaurants of the Latin Quarter. Diners also have the option of sitting at a high marble counter with direct views into the bustling kitchen of Brasserie des Pres. Source: Dezeen