This room features a double bed and is named after Paul Iribe (1883-1935), an Art Deco furniture designer from the 20th century whose creations escaped past influences, thus producing comfortable lines and nature inspired motifs…

This room features a queen bed and is named after the Italian city where Angelo Cavagna created Rococo style furniture with relatively complex shapes. He also created wainscots, architraves, and doors richly adorned with gold sculptured volutes and leaves…

This room features a queen bed and is named after the “mermaid” chair designed by Eileen Gray (1878-1976) for her friend Damia, a well-known French singer in the 1920’s…

This room features a queen bed and is named after Guillaume Grohé (1808-1885). Furniture bearing Grohé’s signature was highly considered in the 19th century. Guillaume Grohé was among the artists most appreciated by Queen Victoria and during the Second Empire …

This room features a queen bed and is named after Pierre II Migeon (1701-1758), a French cabinetmaker of the 18th century. His furniture adorns exuberant golden bronze decorations and very complex floral marquetry showing exceptional execution skills.

On the first floor, this room features a queen bed and three large windows with a magnificent view on the river. It is named after Mattia Bonetti, a contemporary cabinetmaker (21th century) whose eccentric and baroque style combines wrought iron, wood, bronze, and terracotta. His works are presently exhibited in Paris.