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Café Shin Marais, the third Paris café from founders Shin Eun Jung and Julien Sebbag, was completed in 2026 at 115 rue de Turenne. Its design by Uchronia brings references from the first two cafés into a skylit main room and adds a separate space for film and other visual programming.
Café Shin Marais, the third Paris location from founders Shin Eun Jung and Julien Sebbag, combines design references from their first two cafés with a new screening room at 115 rue de Turenne. Completed in 2026 and designed by Uchronia, the space is arranged for customers who come for lunch and those who stay into the afternoon.
The main room is nearly 4 meters (13 feet) high, with natural light coming through a series of skylights. Customers enter through a large arch leading toward the counter; high tables and bench seating become visible farther inside. A curved mirrored pendant in the center of the room reflects the daylight. The café also has a terrace and a designated “chill area.”
Uchronia describes the interior as a meeting of the first two Café Shin locations. An unfinished floor refers to the original café on rue des Petites Écuries, while brickwork recalls the second location near the Palais-Royal. In the separate screening room, a large blue platform faces a white wall used for projections. Visitors can sit or lie on the platform, alone or in groups.
Screening programming is conceived by Shin Eun Jung and may include Korean films, archival footage, landscapes and less structured visual sequences, according to the project description. The café entrance is to the right of the residential building’s central entrance; a separate doorway to the left leads directly to the screening room.
A New Role for Moving Images
The screening room gives the Marais café a distinct feature within the founders’ three-location sequence. The original Café Shin included a retreat inspired by a jjimjilbang, while the Palais-Royal location had a listening room and a photo booth. At the Marais site, Uchronia says, moving images take on a role previously held by sound.
The layout also reflects a broader hospitality aim stated by the design team: to make room for visits that extend beyond a quick coffee. The main café, terrace and screening area offer different ways to spend time on site. The project description presents this as an intended experience; it does not provide customer numbers or other evidence measuring how visitors use the spaces.
Three Cafés, One Design Thread
Eun Jung and Sebbag began collaborating in 2020, working on restaurants and temporary menus at venues including Créatures, Forest and Micho. Café Shin later became a more permanent expression of their shared approach to food and hospitality, according to Uchronia.
The Marais design was conceived as a blend of the earlier cafés rather than a standalone departure. Uchronia says the three venues form a continuity in which cuisine and architecture develop together. The source material identifies Uchronia as the designer and Julien Sebban as the design director; it names Romain Moriceau as photographer.
“People meet there after lunch, share a dessert, order a second coffee in the afternoon and often end up staying longer than planned.”
— Uchronia, in a project description shared with Daily Coffee News
Programming and Visitor Use
The project description does not provide a screening schedule, opening hours, menu details, prices or information about whether screenings require reservations or an additional fee. It also does not specify how often the room will be used for films compared with archival footage or other visual material.
Uchronia describes the platform and the longer café visit as design intentions. The available material does not report attendance, customer feedback or operating results for the new location.
How the Screenings Take Shape
The next practical detail for visitors is the screening programme led by Shin Eun Jung, including which films and visual works will be shown and when. The project account does not give dates for upcoming screenings or explain how customers can find the schedule. Café Shin Marais is identified at 115 rue de Turenne; further operational details were not included in the source report.
Key Questions
Where is Café Shin Marais?
It is at 115 rue de Turenne in Paris’s Marais district. The café entrance is to the right of the residential building’s central entrance; a separate doorway on the left leads to the screening room.
What is new about this Café Shin location?
The 2026 location brings design references from the founders’ first two cafés into a skylit main room and adds a separate screening room with a large blue platform and projection wall.
Who designed Café Shin Marais?
Uchronia designed the project, with Julien Sebban directing the design. The project credits Romain Moriceau for photography.
What will be shown in the screening room?
Programming conceived by Shin Eun Jung may include Korean films, archival footage, landscapes and other visual sequences. The source report does not give a screening calendar.
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