StudioCé Paris: reinventing the art of French entertaining

In Paris, StudioCé restores the nobility of tableware with a bespoke, emotional approach. A rare expertise at the service of the most prestigious houses.

Discreet yet essential, the Metteur en Table is emerging as an essential figure in contemporary art de vivre. Halfway between designer, scenographer and hospitality conductor, this profession embodies a new way of conceiving events. In Paris, the capital of elegance, StudioCé Paris sets the standard.

Founded on a refined vision of table design, StudioCé imagines unique sensory experiences: private dinners, brand launches, artistic collaborations… Each setting is conceived as a living work of art, where the plate becomes the language and the light the narrative setting. Nothing is left to chance: invitations, scenography, selection of objects, guest feedback… Everything is thought out with the rigor of a goldsmith.

Parisian elegance at the service of international luxury

The studio relies on a network of experts, in particular the MPépite caterer, orchestrated by Lucille Jasmin, which offers nomadic menus with a strong identity. But the heart of the project lies in StudioCé’s ability to dialogue with the world of brands. Jewelry, haute couture, cosmetics: from Piaget to Lancôme, via Schiaparelli, Audemars Piguet or Chaumet, the greatest houses call on their sense of detail.

Far from being mere décor, each table tells a story. StudioCé plays with eras, blends styles and transforms each object into an expressive piece. This taste for hybridization also appeals to the world of set design, where the studio has made a name for itself in advertising, the press and cinema, notably for its poetic still lifes.

Expertise that’s in demand even in interior design

The latest development is a collaboration with interior designers, for whom StudioCé designs or selects tableware for Parisian hotels, gourmet restaurants and private residences.

At a time when people are rediscovering the virtues of sharing around a fine table, StudioCé proposes a renewed vision, where luxury is experienced in detail. An approach that resonates particularly in Paris, where the art of entertaining remains a living tradition.

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