Location: Paris
Le Pigalle
Paris, FranceMythical and imposing, languid and frenetic, Pigalle is a neon light in the Parisian night. The neighbourhood has always attracted bad boys and artists, musicians and adventurers. With neither a monument nor a meeting point, it lacked a spot that really reflected its tawdry values, brazen spirit and musical energy. And so, Le Pigalle was born. An authentic neighbourhood hotel, whose history was shaped by the cultural mix that swirls on the southern slopes of Montmartre.
Hotel Grand Amour
Paris, FranceHotel Grand Amour is a labour of love – the meeting of André Saraiva, Emmanuel Delavenne and Thierry Costes’ brilliant minds. In the busy 10th arrondissement, this Parisian hotel’s interior decor was inspired by fashion and art – there’s a classic French feel to each individually styled room. But with modern accessories, bright colours and contemporary communal spaces, it’s a more vibrant version of its traditional neighbours.
La Maison
The InternetDiscovering the brands behind the objects that inhabit your favourite hotel and restaurant has taken us on a magical journey from Malawi to New-York, from Marrakech to London; And there was no way we could leave our best discoveries behind: Welcome to La Maison.
Café de la Semaine
Pigalle, ParisA creative, whimsical café, Café de la Semaine is the brainchild of British artist Luke Edward Hall and online magazine Semaine. There’s a nostalgic, dreamy look to the café’s decor – with a Parisian twist, obviously. And while the serveware and art’s modern, the classic pink meets dark wood design creates a feminine take on the traditionally masculine flâneur aesthetic.