A Parisian private mansion between the Rodin Museum and the National Assembly

On the Left Bank, there are many upscale private mansions, between the Palais-Bourbon and the museum dedicated to one of the most famous sculptors. Along the rue de Bourgogne, there are several remarkable buildings and places of memory, where many leading figures of the aristocracy and the high bourgeoisie lived, while seeking utmost discretion.

In a residence, inside a private mansion 

At n° 26, one of these private mansions opens up onto a superb courtyard-garden, while the frontispice of a very high-end house displays its date of construction : 1872. A trio of world-renown architects redesigned the existing spaces while respecting the original plans. The 1000 m² garden and the two levels spanning 540 m² have privileged French style decoration.

In front of the garden bay windows, the dining room features furniture with leading signatures. © DR

The streamlined living room has favored open space and sobriety for its decoration. © DR

A successful combination of styles for the master bedroom displays a mix of traditional and contemporary furniture. © DR

Palace life in a Parisian home sweet home

Each level can be reached by elevator, from the entrance towards the bedrooms. Living rooms, bedroom, library and master suite unveil the good taste of the residents. Keen about high-end accomodations, they have implemented the lower level with a long infinity pool, a sauna, a hammam and a fitness room to live the palace life at home…

In the high-end Spa, everything is designed to convey the feeling of a deluxe venue. © DR

Heated at 31° C, the pool water welcomes chilly-willies who slip inside with great pleasure. © DR