Bars with original design in Paris

Perched on the rooftop of the Centre Pompidou, Le Georges reflects the building's postmodern theme with stylish, fluid interiors. It offers stunning views of the Eiffel Tower, combining design with breathtaking scenery.

Recently reopened with a complete makeover, Little Red Door now offers a plunge into the enveloping warmth of the 70s. Its new design features cozy bar armchairs, soft lighting, comforting materials, and an intimate mezzanine.

This bar offers Parisian opulence with its sumptuous interior design, high ceilings, sparkling chandeliers, and magnificent frescoes. It provides an enchanting and luxurious atmosphere overlooking Place de la Concorde.

Maison Souquet boldly reimagines the style of grand Belle Époque brothels with a spectacular interior designed by Jacques Garcia. It features three salons with distinct atmospheres, authentic 19th-century furniture, and art pieces.

Located in a former strip club, Le Lipstick's interior design cleverly nods to its past use, creating a unique and buzzing atmosphere. It's a local favorite in Montmartre, known for its great cocktails with fun twists.

Lavomatic is a secret bar hidden behind an ordinary laundromat, creating a unique, relaxed, and surprising setting. It features an '80s hideaway vibe with hanging swings, poufs made of laundry barrels, and a vibrant red lobby.

Taking its cue from classic British pubs, Cambridge Public House maintains a cozy, mellow tavern atmosphere with big front windows opening onto the street. It blends traditional pub vibes with cocktail bar expertise.

This intimate bar transports guests to the bygone era of Ernest Hemingway, with its leather upholstery, sepia lights, and objects narrating the writer's story. It offers an authentic and slightly romantic ambiance.

Copperbay is exquisitely designed with light, beautifully wood-paneled surroundings, bringing a sense of chic modernism alongside a nautical theme. It offers a sophisticated and inviting atmosphere for cocktail enthusiasts.

This luxurious hotel bar is tucked away behind Montmartre hill, designed by Louis Benech with a lush enclave that feels more like a forest thicket than a garden. It offers a discreet and attentive service in a unique, natural setting.

Bar Nouveau is a tribute to the Art Nouveau movement, boasting meticulously crafted decor and the world's largest private collection of antique Bimini glasses. Its two distinct levels offer a bright, airy ground floor and a darker, intimate downstairs with a futuristic twist.

Contrasting against its plant-dotted terrace, La Commune's minimalist interior features polished concrete flooring and walls, a green marble counter, and gleaming brass seats. It offers a Caribbean-inflected experience with a striking design.

Opening early 2026, this bar is set in a 26,000 m² historic monument, featuring an exceptional brasserie and cocktail bar beneath an iconic glass roof. It aims to bring the Belle Époque back to life with a bold design.

Under the neoclassical glass roof of the Hôtel du Louvre, this bar offers a unique cocktail experience inspired by Napoleon III's botanical passion. Its recently restored historic setting features original creations using herbs and plants.

Once a Russian cabaret, Raspoutine is now a nightclub classified as a historical monument, boasting a mostly red interior with golden accents, red velvet furniture, and cozy alcoves. It offers a trendy and moody atmosphere.

Manigua is a breathtaking speakeasy designed in two sections, adorned with plush carpets and a stunning library. It boasts a vast wooden bar illuminated by vintage lamps and a boudoir-style lounge with a mirrored ceiling.

Housed in a 17th-century building, Cravan blends old-world glam with contemporary cool across four levels, including a bookstore and a rooftop. Its design by Ramy Fischler features classical moldings, plush banquettes, and marble tabletops.

Located in the 25 Hours Hotel, Sape Bar's design is inspired by the flamboyant yet elegant clothing of the Sapeurs, creating an urban retreat. It features a large bronze-colored mosaic glass bar top and dark leather armchairs.

Opened in October 2025, Abstract Bistrot is the latest art-themed opening from Rémy Savage, functioning as a part-lab, part-vintage bistro. It features a mezzanine micro lab where distillates are produced in-house for unique cocktails.