LE GARÇON

LE GARÇON

He’ll charm your palate, then ghost you like a good French boy.

He’ll charm your palate, then ghost you like a good French boy.

CLIENT

Black Sheep

ADDRESS

12-18 Wing Fung Street, Wan Chai, Hong Kong

COMPLETION

2015

AREA

91 m²

NUMBER OF SEATS

72

PHOTO CREDITS

Courtesy of Le Garçon

CUISINE

French - Vietnamese Fussion

Le Garçon is a love letter to French-Vietnamese culture—part bistro, part brasserie, with a side of Saigon sunshine. It’s colonial nostalgia softened by teal hues, rattan texture, and unapologetically charming details.

Le Garçon is a love letter to French-Vietnamese culture—part bistro, part brasserie, with a side of Saigon sunshine. It’s colonial nostalgia softened by teal hues, rattan texture, and unapologetically charming details.

The Challenge

Making the space feel like it had always been there. The balance between polished and patina'd had to be just right—curated but never too perfect. It had to feel like the walls could tell stories.

What We Loved

This project let us blend French formality with Vietnamese warmth. There was elegance in the symmetry, but also a looseness—chipped walls, playful murals, and cheeky charm. The floor tiles, the classic bistro chairs, the layered textures... it’s a space that feels lived in, not staged.

Secret Detail

That little pigeon? He knows something you don’t. The murals where painted with wit and subtext, they playfully nod to both French colonialism and Vietnamese pop culture.

The Challenge

Making the space feel like it had always been there. The balance between polished and patina'd had to be just right—curated but never too perfect. It had to feel like the walls could tell stories.

What We Loved

This project let us blend French formality with Vietnamese warmth. There was elegance in the symmetry, but also a looseness—chipped walls, playful murals, and cheeky charm. The floor tiles, the classic bistro chairs, the layered textures... it’s a space that feels lived in, not staged.

Secret Detail

That little pigeon? He knows something you don’t. The murals where painted with wit and subtext, they playfully nod to both French colonialism and Vietnamese pop culture.

The Challenge

Making the space feel like it had always been there. The balance between polished and patina'd had to be just right—curated but never too perfect. It had to feel like the walls could tell stories.

What We Loved

This project let us blend French formality with Vietnamese warmth. There was elegance in the symmetry, but also a looseness—chipped walls, playful murals, and cheeky charm. The floor tiles, the classic bistro chairs, the layered textures... it’s a space that feels lived in, not staged.

Secret Detail

That little pigeon? He knows something you don’t. The murals where painted with wit and subtext, they playfully nod to both French colonialism and Vietnamese pop culture.

Le Garçon Saigon

⁠⁠PROJECT SOUNDTRACK

IF THIS PROJECT WAS A MOVIE...

In the Mood for Love (2000)

In the Mood for Love (2000)
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Color palette

In the Mood for Love (2000)
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Color palette

In the Mood for Love (2000)
Le-Garcon-in-the-mood-for-love-color-palette

Color palette

WHAT WE LOVED

This project let us blend French formality with Vietnamese warmth. There was elegance in the symmetry, but also a looseness—chipped walls, playful murals, and cheeky charm. The floor tiles, the classic bistro chairs, the layered textures... it’s a space that feels lived in, not staged.

Le Garçon is a love letter to French-Vietnamese culture—part bistro, part brasserie, with a side of Saigon sunshine.

SECRET DETAIL

That little pigeon? He knows something you don’t. The murals where painted with wit and subtext, they playfully nod to both French colonialism and Vietnamese pop culture.