Let our rooms surprise you!
Atypical, they all made the object of important research and original creativity. Wallpaper has been designed and printed with the help of our artist friends. Beds and furnitures have been carefully selected. We priviledge outstanding comfort. Each one of our five rooms, (45 to 80 square meters Suites), were imagined in a spirit of bringing outstanding comfort to our guests. Renowned artists were invited to brainstorm on the concept of each one of the Suites in an attempt to bring in some of their own artistic perception.

• The room “Tree with ears”
This room has been designed by Pierre Fichefeux, a young illustrator and art director working for various trendy magazines, television, luxury brands as well as La Fabrica (Benetton’s creative laboratory).

Pierre Fichefeux now lives in Amsterdam and is highly interested in Japan. He likes to work with “shapes, lights and shades”.

• The “Vegetal room”
“I wanted the guests in this room to feel like they were in a suspended garden or in trees. To have a sensation of flotting in a luminous, soft and flowered space”.
Martine Aballéa, contemporary artist, born in New York, works in Paris. Acclaimed by the world of Art she will help you travel “through the looking glass”.

Martine Aballéa’s “chambre végétale” is decorated with sensual and marvellous colors… You will dive into a natural world extended by the bathrom and its soft, warm and aquatic atmosphere.

• The room “Curtain of hair” by artist and photographer Natacha Lesueur.

Natacha Lesueur, born in Cannes, works in Nice. She plays with materials and transparencies, in singular works which transcend bodies.

• The room “Poems and hats” by Olivier Saillard.

Olivier Saillard, curator of the Fashion Museum of Marseille (1995 -2002) and now in charge of the programming of events at the Fashion Museum of Paris since 2002, he creates poetic events throughout the fashion world.

• The “Vitrine room” by Philippe Mayaux, painter and sculptor, artist “Protéïforme” (multi-shape oriented) winner of the Marcel Duchamp prize in 2006.

His art is exposed in many French and European galleries. He will exhibit his work at the Centre Georges Pompidou in May 2007.