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As we move away from a love of minimal interiors and embrace a more curated style in our homes people are falling in love with vintage styles of the past. One particular style receiving some renewed appreciation is the Parisian bistro style.
Inspired by the quintessential French restaurants that litter the streets of Paris this style is relaxed and unpretentious while offering a cosy and intimate dining experience right in your own home.
The table is the centre of any bistro-inspired space. A small, round table is a classic choice. A wooden tabletop can soften the look, while a stone or marble tabletop with a sculptural metal base gives a more traditional feel.
Don't worry about everything matching perfectly. A curated look feels more authentic and gives the room the relaxed character of a well-loved bistro.
Few things create that bistro atmosphere as quickly as the right kind of chairs. Look for lightweight designs with woven seats, curved backs and a slim wooden frame.
Classic café chairs work well around a small dining table and a mix of materials can make the setting feel more personal. Try pairing wooden chairs with a metal table, or woven seating with a marble tabletop. The aim is comfortable and characterful rather than overly coordinated.
Stainless steel is one of the easiest ways to introduce a distinctly bistro-inspired touch. In the kitchen, it can appear through larger elements such as worktops, cupboard or appliances, but you don't need to make such a big commitment.
Smaller details can have just as much impact. A stainless-steel tray, coffee press, classic dessert bowls or even a lamp can add that subtle shine and bring the look together.
For a softer interpretation, combine polished steel with warm wood and muted colours. The contrast keeps the room feeling welcoming rather than industrial.
The table setting is where the bistro feeling really comes to life. Think classic porcelain, simple shapes and pieces that feel made for everyday use.
White or off-white small plates create a timeless foundation, while subtle details such as a coloured edging or an embossed surface add personality. Pair them with classic bistro cutlery and stainless-steel serving dishes. Don't be afraid to mix old and new pieces, this style is supposed to look curated overtime.
A bistro-inspired table shouldn't feel too styled. Stack plates, place cutlery casually and leave serving dishes within easy reach. The beauty is in making an everyday meal feel special.
A French bistro-inspired kitchen is ultimately about more than furniture and tableware. It is about creating a space that encourages you to slow down and enjoy the moment.
Combine polished surfaces with tactile materials, classic pieces and elegant details with the things you use every day. The result should feel personal, welcoming and collected over time, that is the real charm of the French bistro style.
