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Hôtel Grand Cœur Latin
Stone colonnades, abbey-inspired archways, and oak finishes across rooms with focused, calm color palettes.
Hôtel Henriette
Interiors feature flea-market finds, vintage Platner chairs, graphic retro wallpapers, and salvaged wooden doors used as headboards.
Hôtel HoY
Feng Shui interiors pair textured concrete and lime-wash walls with custom teal headboards and hand-glazed Zellige tiles.
Hotel Joyce
Exposed stone walls, trompe l'œil bookshelf stencils, and a glass-roofed atrium lounge anchor the playful interiors.
Hotel Keppler Paris Champs-Élysées
Pierre-Yves Rochon interiors pair graphic black-and-white schemes with damask drapery under classic moulded plaster ceilings.
Hôtel L'Antoine
Christian Lacroix interiors across five themed floors feature bespoke Rémi Perret furniture and vibrant velvet tapestries.
Hôtel Le A
Frédéric Méchiche interiors feature monochrome palettes, striped carpeting, and custom abecedarium watercolors across twenty-six boutique guest rooms.
Hôtel Le Marcel Paris Gare de l'Est
Minimalist white walls with vibrant indigo accents, custom furniture, and pendant lighting framing curated bookshelves.
Hôtel Le Six
Pierre Frey fabrics, light oak woodwork, and custom furnishings sit beneath a glass-capped winter garden atrium.
Hôtel Les Dames du Panthéon
Six themed floors celebrate French female cultural figures through custom textiles, vintage furnishings, and tailored decor.
Hôtel Maison Mère
Interiors feature custom Atelier Dissidi woodwork, honeycomb tiling, velvet banquettes, and rotating shoppable art and ceramics.
Hôtel Marignan Champs-Élysées
Pierre Yovanovitch interiors pair light-oak wall paneling and graphic inlaid marble with bespoke mid-century furnishings.
Hôtel Marquis Faubourg Saint-Honoré
Michele Bönan contrasts Versailles parquet and Louis XVI marble fireplaces with tailored midcentury Italian furnishings.
Hôtel Massé
Warm okoume pine joinery, vintage 1970s furnishings, and large-scale abstract paintings by Christian Rosa in compact rooms.
Hôtel Monge
Interiors pairing botanical Maison Deyrolle wallpapers with plush Pierre Frey velvets, Hungarian parquet, and antique salon furnishings.
Hôtel Monsieur Aristide
Interiors pair Saint-Ouen flea market furnishings with upcycled demolition rubble terrazzo and retro bedside radio speakers.
Hôtel Montalembert
Saffron accents, Pierre Frey silks, custom ebony woodwork, and Bisazza mosaics across Pascal Allaman interiors.
Hotel Napoleon
Directoire and First Empire interiors featuring canopied beds, acoustic striped velvet hallways, and gold-leaf details.
Hôtel Notre-Dame Saint Michel
Christian Lacroix interiors layering jewel-toned velvets, faux-cobbled carpets, and medieval-inspired murals in a Left Bank townhouse.
Hotel Paradis Paris
Bespoke printed carpets, custom geometric headboards, and oversized swiveling lamps create a graphic retro-chic aesthetic.
Hôtel Parister
Architectural open walkways link two cuboid blocks featuring custom walnut woodwork, brass accents, and rich jewel-toned velvets.
Hôtel Perpetual - Elysées-Montaigne
Interiors feature petrol-blue herringbone parquet, ombre marble, brushed brass, and watch vitrines under a glass atrium.
Hôtel Pilgrim
Raw concrete pairs with seventies mustard upholstery, glowing vapor fireplaces, and a courtyard fresco by Redfield and Dattner.
Hôtel Prince de Conti Saint-Germain-des-Prés
Éric Allart redesign with saturated jewel tones, antique boiseries, and tailored period fabrics.
Hôtel Pulitzer Paris
Lázaro Rosa-Violán layers woven lampshades, antique mirror tiles, and bespoke cabinetry bathed in a warm golden glow.
Hôtel Récamier
Chequered marble floors, draped canopy headboards, and textured accents across six individually styled townhouse floors.
Hôtel Restaurant Au Boeuf Couronné
Interiors pair branded timber cattle silhouettes with burgundy leather seating, subway tiles, and solid wood desks.
Hôtel Richer (ex Résidence Nell)
Patrick Jouin brings a quietly chic contemporary aesthetic to calm, residential spaces shaped for slow Parisian living.
Hôtel Rochechouart
Festen Architecture paired burled walnut headboards, alabaster lighting, and autumnal palettes with restored 1920s details.
Hôtel Rosalie
Marion Mailaender pairs recycled fishing net carpets with a plant-engulfed rooftop Peugeot.
Hôtel Scarlett
Delphine Vendel paired repurposed wooden shipping crates with antique-inspired suspended lamps and Tonny Baars photography.
Hôtel Square Louvois
Leslie Gauthier interiors blending chevron oak parquet, deep petrol blue tones, houndstooth upholstery, and copper accents.
Hôtel Thérèse
Jean-Louis Deniot interiors blend warm bronze tones, tailored upholstery, and graphic textiles throughout the townhouse.
Hotel Vernet
François Champsaur interiors feature curved oak walls, Pierre Frey fabrics, and a hand-painted ceiling fresco in the bar.
