Every detail was specially designed by interior architect Patrick Ribes for La Villa Haussmann****.
Today, discover what makes this Parisian hotel so special.
A historical origin…
Architect Patrick Ribes drew inspiration from history to design a unique interior and create an elegant atmosphere. His idea was to:
“Drawing on the very essence of the Napoleon III style, the distinctive features of the Second Empire, and its way of life—which in some ways resembles our society today—to create a hotel with a contemporary atmosphere, interspersed with historical references, in a reinterpreted and reimagined style.”
It's the little details that make all the difference…
The carpet, featuring white lace on a black background, was specially designed for La Villa Haussmann and evokes the glamour of the Second Empire.
The contrast between the very dark hallways and the very bright rooms, the red sofa, and the “Wersailles” chandelier made of Limoges porcelain in the lobby creates an atmosphere that is both elegant and contemporary.
In contrast to this modernity, the paintings and accessories evoke the 19th century.
The rooms feature a very minimalist style with Damask silk headboards that resemble a theater curtain. Whether blue, fuchsia, or gold, the panels complement the upholstered armchairs.
In the brochures, numerous reproductions of period paintings give the impression of strolling through an art gallery.
In the spa, a trompe l’œil chandelier hangs over the pool, lending it a theatrical atmosphere.
Experience a unique stay at La Villa Haussmann and let yourself be swept away by the elegant atmosphere of the Second Empire.
