Hôtel des Académies et des Arts
Notre-Dame-des-Champs, Paris
“Bohemian artist townhouse”
Vibe
Easels, brushes, and paints sit ready in the ground-floor atelier, beneath ceiling frescoes hand-painted by artist Franck Lebraly.
“Bohemian artist townhouse”
Studio Lizée-Hugot interiors pairing hand-troweled lime plaster with Franck Lebraly frescoed ceilings and custom ceramics.
A nineteenth-century townhouse that once housed the living quarters and ateliers of Modigliani and Tsuguharu Foujita.
A dedicated ground-floor atelier equipped with easels, brushes, and paints for guest sketching and workshops.
On a bohemian Left Bank street near Vavin station, minutes from Jardin du Luxembourg.
Rooms
Hand-troweled lime plaster and bespoke oak frame quiet quarters, finished with checkerboard tiled baths and views across zinc Parisian rooftops.
Wellness
Downstairs, a quiet treatment room hosts custom massages and restorative bodywork developed in partnership with Le Tigre Yoga Club.
Backstory
Modigliani and Tsuguharu Foujita once kept studios in this nineteenth-century townhouse, directly opposite the historic Académie de la Grande Chaumière.
Eat & drink
Mornings begin with bakery-fresh viennoiseries around the communal Carrara marble table before the café transitions into an evening honesty bar.
The neighborhood
Tucked along a quiet Left Bank lane, you are steps from the classic cafés of Boulevard du Montparnasse and the Luxembourg Gardens.
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