Slavik’s take on stylish simplicity
Born as the little brother of the famous Le Dôme restaurant, the Bistrot du Dôme could have been nothing more than a functional annex, devoted to quick, convenient cuisine centred on seafood products.
But for Slavik, no place is secondary. Every space deserves a mise-en-scène. He therefore envisions a bistro not as a scaled-down version of Le Dôme, but as a variation on the same theme, playing on simplicity, closeness and clarity.
The Bistrot du Dôme is therefore a modestly sized bistro with Portuguese-inspired style, which Slavik wanted to be sun-drenched.
An ochre-yellow awning in fine canvas with a luminous lampshade effect; a classic, old-fashioned façade; pine wood painted in trompe-l’œil by Cassius with a patina. Inside, blond floor tiles, waxed-effect yellow walls, as well as the ceiling.
Vine chandeliers with bunches of grapes suspended from their trellis, casting a soft, warm light.
Numerous wooden panels painted in trompe-l’œil by Cassius in an azulejo style, inspired by natural history plates, depict fish of all sizes.
The furniture is simple, and the counter was sourced by Slavik.
The atmosphere is friendly and unpretentious.
Location
1, rue Delambre, 75014 Paris
