Maison Cassandre
Batignolles, 17th Arrondissement, Paris
“Graphic Art Deco retreat”
Vibe
Oscar Lucien Ono channels the Roaring Twenties with Macassar ebony, chevron parquet, and Pierre Chareau-style alabaster sconces beside a leafy courtyard patio.
“Graphic Art Deco retreat”
Oscar Lucien Ono interiors with Macassar ebony furniture, geometric marquetry, and bespoke murals honoring artist Cassandre.
An intimate ground-floor honesty bar and confidential salon lounge opening onto a landscaped courtyard patio.
Art Deco tributes to French graphic artist Cassandre alongside morning breakfasts with locally sourced organic pastries.
By Place de Clichy and Batignolles, a short stroll from Montmartre and Pigalle
Rooms
Wild silk wall coverings and bespoke lacquer-inspired murals frame beds, with upper-floor rooms looking out over zinc rooftops toward the Eiffel Tower.
Backstory
The property honors French graphic artist Adolphe Mouron Cassandre, the 1930s poster pioneer best known for drafting the iconic interlocking YSL monogram.
Eat & drink
Mornings start with organic pastries in the breakfast salon, while evenings revolve around self-poured drinks at the confidential ground-floor honesty bar.
The neighborhood
Set along Avenue de Clichy, the address sits where the quiet bistros of Batignolles meet the lively, neon-lit nightlife of Pigalle.
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