Hôtel Crayon Rouge
Palais-Royal, Paris
“Bohemian color-block guesthouse”
Vibe
Designed like an eccentric artist’s guesthouse, saturated color-block interiors pair French flea-market treasures with a playful, retro sensibility.
“Bohemian color-block guesthouse”
Julie Gauthron interiors pairing graphic custom wallpapers with vintage flea-market furniture and saturated color blocks.
Decor accented with French flea-market discoveries, vintage rotary phones, and regional wine pairings.
An open kitchen featuring a communal breakfast table that transitions into an evening honesty wine bar.
In the 1st Arrondissement, steps from the Palais-Royal gardens and the Louvre Museum.
Rooms
Bedrooms pop with graphic custom wallpaper and retro rotary phones, offering compact, colorful spaces tailored for solo travelers and couples.
Backstory
Interior designer Julie Gauthron and Christophe Sauvage developed the boutique stay in 2014 around a shared passion for French wine culture.
Eat & drink
The communal kitchen table hosts morning continental spreads before transforming into an evening honesty wine bar serving regional pours and cheese.
The neighborhood
Tucked into the 1st Arrondissement, the quiet street sits moments from the Palais-Royal arcades and the galleries of the Louvre.
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