Robert et Fils

Robert et Fils in Chicago, designed by Siren Betty Design, evokes the charm of a Parisian apartment through muted tones, layered textures, and intimate lighting. The warm, lived-in elegance reflects the restaurant’s familial inspiration, blending nostalgia and refinement in a space that feels both personal and timeless.

Designed as an homage to the owner’s father, Robert et Fils captures the intimacy and grace of a private Parisian home. Muted hues, rich textures, and vintage architectural elements create an atmosphere that feels collected over time. Nature-printed wallcoverings and houndstooth upholstery nod to a love of the outdoors, while an antique family bureau adds a touch of sentiment. Thoughtful lighting softens the angular architecture, and the oversized bar invites diners to engage with the culinary craft. Each design element speaks to authenticity, warmth, and heritage, merging personal history with modern hospitality. Resulting in a heartfelt expression of craftsmanship and comfort that embodies Siren Betty Design’s distinct narrative approach.

Photos by Lina Jackson