The design inspiration comes from three sources that served as the muse for the design team at Fernando Rodríguez Studio: the historic Madrid chocolatier that has endured since 1914, the understated elegance of Parisian brasseries, and most notably, a painting by Giovanni Boldini—Gertrude Elizabeth, Lady Colin Campbell (1897). With its meticulous attention to detail in the black satin, this piece became the primary inspiration for creating a space that reflects the elegance of the Gilded Age in Paris.

The final result is an intimate restaurant that transports you to another era, where every corner invites you into a warm and immersive experience. Velvet fabrics, dark floral patterns, fringed lamps, and exotic feathers create a romantic atmosphere. The black-and-white marble bar, arched window-like structures, and penny tile flooring in monochrome reinforce the Parisian touch. Custom-made furniture, crafted by local cabinetmakers and upholsterers, blends rich textures and deep hues, inspired by a floral velvet fabric that gives the space its distinctive character.