What Batiik Studio does

Batiik Studio is a French interior architecture and design firm founded in 2014 by architect Rebecca Benichou (HMONP, trained at École Nationale Supérieure d'Architecture de Montpellier and La Cambre, with five years at Chartier-Dalix). Co-founder and interior architect Florence Jallet joined as partner in 2018 after experience at Atelier Lum, Bureau Betak, and the RED agency. The studio operates from a single Paris headquarters (102 Rue du faubourg poissonnière, 75010) with 5 employees, serving private residential clients, boutique hotels and mini-hotels, fashion retail flagships, and restaurants/cafés across France.

The studio delivers two revenue streams: project-based interior design services spanning residential, hospitality, retail, and food-and-beverage interiors, and a proprietary custom furniture line including the Calypso modular sofa, Galatée and Mini Galatée tables, Néritès mirrors (ceramic and wood variants), Joséphine sofas, Dalya chairs, and Agavée bookshelves. Projects are quoted per scope and surface; furniture pieces are priced upon request via [email protected]. The core production capacity resides with the two principals, supplemented by collaborators and artisans.

Commercial activity is direct: clients contact the studio with project specifications, and the team manages concept-to-realization delivery. Marketing is organic, centered on a website portfolio, Instagram (@batiikstudio), and earned press in Elle Décoration, AD France, Architectural Digest, Milk Decoration, Vogue Living, Livingetc, and Design Anthology. The studio earned consecutive AD 100 inclusions in 2020 and 2021. Geographic footprint is anchored in Paris but has recently extended to Lyon and Lille through retail and hospitality commissions. The firm is privately held with no disclosed institutional funding.

Name

Batiik Studio

Legal name

Batiik Studio

Website

https://batiik.fr

Company type

Private

Founded year

2014

Operating status

Operating

Headcount range

1–10 employees

Short description

Batiik Studio is a Paris-based boutique interior architecture firm serving residential, hospitality, and retail clients across France with custom furniture and full interior design services, led by founders Rebecca Benichou and Florence Jallet.

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akta.pro rank

Headquarters

HQ city

Paris

HQ country

France

HQ region

Europe

Offices1 record

Markets served

GTM type

B2B and B2C

Offering type

Services

Cost components

Personnel, Operations, Marketing or Sales, Supply Chain

Revenue model

1. Interior Architecture and Design Services: Design and realization of residential, hospitality, retail, and commercial interior spaces. Projects range from apartments to hotels, restaurants, and boutiques.
2. Custom Furniture Sales: Sale of bespoke furniture pieces including sofas, tables, chairs, mirrors, and shelving designed by the studio.

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Core offering

Batiik Studio is a Paris-based interior architecture and design firm that delivers end-to-end design and realization services for residential apartments, hotels, mini-hotels, restaurants, cafés, fashion boutiques, and flagship retail spaces. The studio also designs, produces, and sells a collection of bespoke furniture pieces, including modular sofas, dining tables, chairs, mirrors, and bookshelves crafted from natural materials such as merisier wood, enameled lava, and ceramic.

Product overview

Batiik Studio is an interior architecture and design firm founded in 2014 by Rebecca Benichou (architect HMONP) and Florence Jallet (interior architect, joined 2018). The studio designs custom furniture pieces including the Calypso sofa collection, Galatée and Mini Galatée tables, Néritès mirrors (ceramic and wood variants), Joséphine seating, Dalya chairs, and Agavée bookshelves. Beyond furniture, the studio provides interior design services across residential (apartments, family homes), hospitality (hotels, mini-hotels), retail (shops, boutiques), and food & beverage (restaurants, cafés) sectors. The furniture collection is complemented by the studio's architectural and interior design projects throughout Paris.

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Products and services

• Residential Interior Design End-to-end interior architecture and design services for private residential clients, covering apartments, studios, family homes, and pied-à-terre. Projects range from compact studios of ~35 m² to larger apartments of ~140 m², with the studio involved from concept through realization.
• Hospitality Interior Design Interior design and realization services for hospitality clients including hotels, mini-hotels, cocktail bars, restaurants, and cafés. The studio designs spaces intended to create unique and inspiring guest experiences, with track record including projects for hotels and restaurants in Paris and other French cities.
• Retail Interior Design Interior design services for fashion boutiques, flagship stores, and retail shops. The studio creates retail environments intended to naturally respond to the purity of brand creations, with experience designing flagship stores for fashion brands such as Balzac Paris across multiple French cities.
• Calypso Sofa Modular sofa with Merisier wood legs and Elitis fabric upholstery. Available as a single armchair or in a three-module configuration (dimensions 125x60x225 cm). Part of Batiik Studio's in-house custom furniture collection.
• Mini Galatée Low Table Low table with enameled lava top and turned merisier wood legs (dimensions 95 x 38 cm). Part of the studio's custom furniture collection.
• Galatée Dining Table Dining table seating 6–8 people with enameled lava top on a turned merisier wood base (dimensions 200x100x75 cm). Custom plateau colors available on request.
• Néritès Céramique Mirror Ceramic mirror created in collaboration with ceramicist Pia Chevalier. Available in Celadon, Myrtille, and Crème colors, in two sizes (90 x 74 cm and 138 x 85 cm).
• Néritès Bois Mirror Wood mirror made of merisier wood (dimensions 90x74 cm). Companion piece to the Néritès Céramique mirror.
• Joséphine Mousse Sofa Sofa upholstered in Pierre Frey fabric with lacquered wood base. Part of the Joséphine sofa family.
• Joséphine Caramel Sofa Sofa available in sizes M (290 x 100 x 80 cm) or S (215 x 130 x 80 cm), with concrete-finish wood base and Elitis or Métaphore fabric upholstery. Custom fabrics available on request.
• Dalya Dining Chair Dining room chair (dimensions 89 x 44 x 44 cm). Part of the studio's custom furniture collection, designed to coordinate with the Galatée dining table.
• Agavée Bookshelf Bookshelf with upholstered velvet finish and wood structure (dimensions 225x125x60 cm). Custom color available based on fabric reference. Pricing available upon request.

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Ideal customer profiles3 records

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Direct peers

• Studio KO: Paris-based architecture and design studio known for luxury hotels, restaurants, and residential projects globally. Comparable on French design pedigree and high-end hospitality/residential portfolio.
• Laura Gonzalez: Paris-based French interior designer with strong portfolio in hotels, restaurants, cafés, and boutiques. Comparable on segment mix (hospitality, F&B, retail) and Paris luxury positioning.
• Tristan Auer: French interior designer with strong residential, hospitality, and yacht portfolio. Direct overlap on French luxury design market and high-end private client work.
• Joseph Dirand: Paris-based French architect and interior designer known for luxury hotels, restaurants, and flagship retail (Balenciaga, Aesop). Same Paris luxury hospitality and retail segment with comparable high-end project profile.
• India Mahdavi: Paris-based Franco-Iranian designer celebrated for restaurants, hotels, and residential interiors (e.g., Hôtel Thoumieux, Ladurée). Direct overlap in hospitality and F&B interior design within the Paris luxury market.
• Dimore Studio: Milan-based luxury design studio working across hotels, restaurants, and residential with custom furniture. Comparable in approach (luxury hospitality, custom furniture line, multidisciplinary design) though operating from Italy.
• Charles Zana: Paris-based French interior architect working across high-end residential, hospitality, and cultural projects. Comparable French luxury positioning and residential/hospitality focus.
• Pierre Yovanovitch: Paris-based French interior designer renowned for high-end residential, hospitality, and custom furniture. Directly comparable in scale, French luxury positioning, custom furniture line, and Mediterranean-influenced aesthetic.

Broad incumbents

• Roman & Williams: New York-based interdisciplinary design studio with comparable luxury hospitality, residential, and retail portfolio (Ace Hotel, Le Coucou). Overlapping client segments and aesthetic sensibility in luxury design, but broader scope and larger scale.
• Kelly Wearstler: Los Angeles-based luxury interior designer with extensive hospitality, residential, and branded environments portfolio (Proper Hotels). Comparable in luxury hospitality focus and brand-led design identity, though larger scale and broader commercial scope.

Market position

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Weaknesses4 records

Competitive moat2 records

Key risks5 records

Key highlights6 records

Customer concentration

• Instagraminstagram.com/batiikstudio/?hl=en
• LinkedInlinkedin.com/company/batiik-studio

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Funding overview

Funding rounds

Investors

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Investments

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