Sainte-Anne

Betyle Studio – Architecture & Interior Design[Betyle]
Betyle Studio – Architecture & Interior Design

[Description]

Located at 12 Rue Sainte-Anne, between the Palais-Royal and the Opéra, this boutique for French leather goods house Léo & Violette has been entirely reinterpreted by Betyle Studio.

Born through its connection with music, the brand maintains a close relationship with the world of opera singing. Its symbol, the tuning fork, signs each piece and becomes the starting point for the architectural concept. The studio thus conceived a space structured by a wooden grid, inspired by the geometry and symmetry of musical scores. Across the floors and walls, different lime finishes, varying in tone and grain, create a mineral language. On the ceiling, a lacquered finish and custom-designed lighting reinterpret the glass roofs of opera houses.

Every detail contributes to this encounter between music and architecture. The materials, proportions, and interplay of light extend the identity of the house, while a musical selection, directly inspired by the world of Léo & Violette, accompanies the discovery of the space.

  • Betyle Studio – Architecture & Interior Design[Betyle]
    Betyle Studio – Architecture & Interior Design
  • Betyle Studio – Architecture & Interior Design[Betyle]
    Betyle Studio – Architecture & Interior Design
  • Betyle Studio – Architecture & Interior Design[Betyle]
    Betyle Studio – Architecture & Interior Design
  • Betyle Studio – Architecture & Interior Design[Betyle]
    Betyle Studio – Architecture & Interior Design