About
A private studio
in Paris
Welcome to Maison Poire
Maison Poire is a private tattoo and piercing studio located in the 12th arrondissement of Paris, created to offer a more intimate experience. Every appointment takes place in a private room, designed to ensure comfort, calm and confidentiality.
We work exclusively by appointment to offer a more personalised experience and undivided attention for every client. For us, each tattoo or piercing appointment is more than a service: it's a personal, sometimes symbolic moment that deserves time, attentiveness and special care.
The studio brings together resident and guest artists with varied styles, to offer unique, personalised projects designed to express each person's wishes and story.
Every detail of the studio has been designed to create a warm space, where aesthetics, care and experience matter equally.
The Founders
Helena
Originally from southern Brazil, Helena holds a degree in economics and worked for six years in finance before dedicating herself to tattooing. A lover of drawing and watercolour painting, she draws inspiration from that world, which shapes her work. After running her own private studio in Paris for three years, she co-founded Maison Poire with the desire to create a warm place, designed by artists for artists and their clients.
Juliana
Born in southern Brazil, our manager — a trained veterinarian — swapped animal care for running the studio, bringing with her surgical precision, a keen eye for detail and rigorous standards of care and biosafety. Combining her warm spirit with her passion for art, she leads our team to ensure that every client's experience is flawless and safe, from the welcome through to tattoo or piercing aftercare.
Caldeira
Caldeira is a Brazilian tattoo artist, body piercer and multidisciplinary artist, with over ten years' experience in tattooing and six years managing studios. She has developed a practice that blends creativity, guidance and professional craft. Her work draws on naturalistic themes such as plants, animals and mushrooms, as well as memories, emotions and elements of popular culture. Nourished by her experiences between Rio de Janeiro and Paris, she creates tattoos that weave connections between nature, memory and identity.