Régis Botta

Black and white portrait of the french designer Régis Botta

The lines must be justified

by their functionality.

This is the evidence that

I seek to achieve.

Régis Botta is a DPLG Architect from the Belleville School of Architecture. He created his office in 2011. Adept of the purity and the evidence, he geometries his spaces and considers the light like a mass to carve. The collaboration with Ozone flowed naturally. It has already produced private or public spaces such as the Mauboussin boutique or Mavrommatis restaurants. In 2016, a Regis Botta for Ozone collection is born, the Parisiennes, inspired by a nocturnal walk under the street lights of Paris.

  • The Vendôme chandelier with seven globes by Régis Botta for Ozone

    Vendôme Chandelier

  • Opéra chandelier with blown glass globes on a white background from the Les Parisiennes collection by Régis Botta for Ozone

    Opéra Chandelier

  • Concorde pendant lamp by Régis Botta with three blown glass globes

    Concorde Pendant Light

  • The Rivoli pendant light by Régis Botta for Ozone fixed on a white ceiling

    Rivoli Pendant Light

  • floor lamp Montmartre Parisienne Regis Botta Ozone

    Montmartre Floor Lamp

  • Floor lamp Saint-Germain designed by Regis Botta for Ozone

    Saint-Germain Table Lamp

  • The garden of the Palais Royal in Paris
  • Régis Botta's Opéra chandelier illuminates a large living room with a burgundy sofa
  • Parisian street lamps - Inspiration from Régis Botta
  • Saint-Roche street, Paris - Inspiration for Les Parisiennes collection of Ozone Light
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