Hôtel Beauregard Paris

Combining classical and contemporary influences, we tell the story of a bourgeois residence where traditional references are revived by the right choice of shapes, materials and colours with retro influences. A heterogeneous decor that vibrates with the same frequency as a changing neighbourhood where families, tourists and business travellers live together.

The journey begins in the lobby, where a trompe-l'oeil mural of a sky on the ceiling sets the tone, while the leopard print on the counter catches the eye.

A classical score, pop colours and contemporary twists coexist throughout the floors: custom-made furniture in stainless steel and metal, antique pieces, undulating benches, lattice carpeting, heart-shaped seats, revisited tapestries, a striped footstool in a nod to Daniel Buren and Parisian clichés punctuate the décor.

We were keen to place an eco-responsible approach at the heart of the project. We have taken this approach further by using textiles made from recycled or mono-component materials as well as carpets made from recycled fibres. When it is not vintage and found in France, all the furniture is made to measure and in the necessary quantity, in France or in Europe, or recovered like the taps in the bathrooms.