Cafe’ Germain

The Cafe’ Germain situated in Paris offers a valid alternative to the traditional French Brasserie.Designed by India Mahadavi the cafe interiors spread over two floors, where the ground floor functions as the main area of the restaurant and a bar can also be found.The second floor instead has been projected to host private parties and gathers many others decorative bits.The colourful elements of the its decoration include check board patterns, leopard prints ,leather sofas, stool bishops and various glass details.The most obvious aspect of the project is the massive polygonal yellow sculpture created by Xavier Veilhan and spreads across the two floors of the venue.

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