Officine Gullo opens a new flagship showroom in Paris
At 264 boulevard Saint-Germain, in the heart of the Left Bank, a two-storey showroom brings together bespoke kitchens, professional cooking appliances and a materials library dedicated to kitchen design.
Officine Gullo opens its fifteenth flagship showroom worldwide in Paris. The new address strengthens the brand’s European presence, bringing Florentine craftsmanship to a city where design, craft and the art of living have long been closely intertwined.
Set within a stone-fronted building with wrought-iron balconies, the showroom opens onto the boulevard through three generous windows. The light, restrained interiors allow the metal finishes, carefully considered proportions and veined stone to take centre stage, balancing architectural precision with the warmth of a home.
Conceived for architects, interior designers and private clients, the space offers an opportunity to explore the collections first-hand and work with the Officine Gullo team on fully bespoke projects.
The art of the bespoke kitchen
At the heart of the showroom is a Tailor Made kitchen arranged around a wall run and central island. A pale palette is paired with burnished brass trims and a stone splashback with painterly veining. A pyramidal extractor hood anchors the composition above a generous professional cooking area.
Tall cabinetry integrates the cooking appliances, while a second wall accommodates a fridge, freezer and wine cabinet. The island brings together preparation and washing-up areas, creating an open, sociable focal point.
Alongside the kitchen, a Fiorentina range cooker in soft pink with copper detailing and a green OG Professional barbecue reveal the different characters of the collections. Colour, metal and performance work together to shape a kitchen around its setting and the people who use it.
A space for design and collaboration
The lower floor houses a meeting area and a materials library featuring colours, metal finishes, taps and construction details. Here, designers and clients can develop palettes, compare materials and translate individual requirements into bespoke solutions.
Pietro Gullo, Managing Director of Officine Gullo, comments on the opening:
“Paris is a natural home for Officine Gullo, a city where craftsmanship, design culture and the art of living come together. We envisioned this showroom as a home for design, rather than simply a place to display our collections. A space where architects, interior designers and clients can experience our materials, explore their possibilities and work with us to create truly individual kitchens.”
With this opening, Officine Gullo expands an international network that combines the presentation of its collections with design advice and technical expertise. Every kitchen is made entirely at the company’s production facilities in the Florence area, with each commission supported from the first concept through to installation.