Renoma Café Gallery reopens after a 3-month renovation.
Maurice Renoma offers a new menu, a new team led by Alfred Bernardin, and a new scenography. An atypical, offbeat address in the Golden Triangle district, Renoma Café Gallery continues to
demonstrate its nomadic, experimental spirit.
At 32 avenue George V, there’s the terrace, but the entrance to the place is at 45 rue Pierre Charron.
The white walls, a mix of paint and subway tiles, host photos from the current exhibition “The Beat Generation: from Kerouac… to… James Dean”. The uncluttered, almost clinical ambience is simultaneously counterbalanced by warm materials, fabrics, wood and a mix of designer and recycled furniture.
If Renoma Café Gallery has two addresses, it also has two bars: one for cocktails, the other for books.
Finally, “the boutique”, located under the dome, offers a foretaste of Renoma fashion, and an idea of the spirit of designer Maurice Renoma: humor and detachment from all aesthetic prejudices.
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