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Silencio is a Parisian cultural club whose original underground interior was designed by David Lynch. Film, music, performance and late-night social life shape a model that combines membership with selected public programming.
Opened in Paris in 2011, Silencio takes its name from the mysterious club in David Lynch's film Mulholland Drive. Lynch also designed its original interiors.
A club can act as a cultural meeting place, bringing creative communities together through programming rather than dining alone.
Silencio is a widely recognised reference for the intersection of auteur design, cultural membership and nightlife.
Its filmmaker-designed environment and hybrid cultural-nightlife model set it apart from traditional private clubs.
Programming spans screenings, performances, talks and music. Access arrangements vary between member activities and publicly accessible events.
The subterranean rooms translate Lynch's cinematic sensibility into an immersive physical environment.
Low, theatrical lighting contributes to the immersive atmosphere.
Custom furniture forms part of Lynch's overall design.
Gold-toned surfaces and dark finishes create strong contrasts.
A subterranean venue beneath Rue Montmartre.
Cinematic, atmospheric and deliberately otherworldly.
David Lynch conceived a sequence of intimate rooms and cultural spaces rather than a single open nightclub floor.
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