New
Hospitality
Les Cimes Bleues
La Baule, France
A few steps from the beach and the lively heart of La Baule, Les Cimes Bleues reinvents French hospitality through the “French Paradox” to embody a free and elegant art of living. Designed by the Dorothée Delaye agency, the hotel fits naturally into its environment. Its contemporary architecture and bright spaces embody the relaxed yet refined spirit of the Atlantic coast.
New
Hospitality
Pavillon des Jardiniers
Versailles, France
Built in 1681 by Louis XIV’s favourite architect, Le Grand Contrôle once welcomed Europe’s political and cultural elite. Restored by Airelles, this historic residence offers an immersion into the French art of living of the 18th century through eleven guestrooms and two signature suites designed by interior architect Christophe Tollemer. Upholstery fabrics, curtains, and wall hangings were recreated bespoke by Maison Pierre Frey from original sketches preserved in the archives of the Château de Versailles. For this project, archives from Maison Pierre Frey were selected for their ornamental richness and timeless elegance.
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Hospitality
Terrace Boulud
Hong Kong
Daniel Boulud and Mandarin Oriental, Hong Kong unveil Terrace Boulud, the chef’s very first destination in Asia, perched atop LANDMARK PRINCE’S. Set on a spectacular rooftop in Hong Kong, the venue exudes timeless elegance and warmth, offering a refined interpretation of the French Art de Vivre. Inspired by the chef’s cosmopolitan culinary spirit, the restaurant invites guests on a sensory journey through French gastronomy, complemented by creations infused with Asian influences.
