What is Studio Caramel?

Studio Caramel is a Paris-based design studio specializing in handcrafted bar carts and furniture pieces for residential, hospitality, and commercial spaces. It also has an interior design department.

What products does Studio Caramel offer?

We design and produce luxury bar carts, mobile trolleys, coffee tables, consoles, and custom furniture pieces inspired by hospitality and nostalgia.

Where is Studio Caramel based?

Our studio is based in Paris, France, with international clients across Europe, the Middle East, Asia and North America.

What makes Studio Caramel unique?

Our furniture blends modern craftsmanship with heritage storytelling. Each piece reflects conviviality, function, and art, often inspired by family traditions and hospitality rituals.

Are Studio Caramel pieces customizable?

Yes. Most of our designs can be customized in terms of wood finish, marble top, metal detailing, and functionality. We also accept bespoke design commissions.

Can I order a fully custom cart or piece of furniture?

Absolutely. We work with private clients, interior designers, and hospitality groups to design bespoke furniture tailored to specific projects.

Do you ship internationally?

Yes, we ship worldwide. Shipping costs and timelines vary based on destination and piece size.

Can Studio Caramel create pieces for hotels and restaurants?

Yes. We offer design services and product adaptations for high-end hospitality settings, including room service trolleys, champagne carts, and custom installations.

Has Studio Caramel received any awards?

Yes. Studio Caramel was awarded the Rising Talent Award at Maison et Objet 2023 and has been featured in major design publications including AD, Milk Decoration, and The Socialite Family.

Studio Caramel - Bar cart and furniture design

KAHVALTI | 2018

Stainless steel, terrazzo.

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A dental cheek retractor with a spatula is resting on a smoke reflector, both on a shiny dental tray.

Close-up of a stainless steel tray with a raised edge, covered with medical or laboratory bandages that have colorful patterns, one bandage is partially peeled back revealing adhesive.

Close-up of a germicidal UV sterilizer box with a white cover with blue specks next to a brushed metal surface.

Pieces of broken white styrofoam with blue, yellow, and green paint splatters and cracks on a white surface.

Two metal butter knives with white handles decorated with blue and black patterns, placed on a plain white surface.

Photos by Studio Caramel.

KAHVALTI | 2018

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