Maison No. 12
A boutique hotel between heritage and restraint.
Category
Hospitality
Location
Paris, France
Year
2025
Area
620 m²
Services
Hospitality Design, Lighting, FF&E Procurement
Photography
Camille Durand
Parisian heritage,
quietly reinterpreted.
Occupying a nineteenth-century townhouse in the 7th arrondissement, Maison No. 12 is a twelve-room hotel designed to feel like a private residence.
We preserved the building’s original mouldings, parquet, and fireplaces, layering them with a restrained palette of velvet, plaster, and aged brass.
The result is a hotel that feels personal and unhurried — a quiet counterpoint to the energy of the city outside.
Guest suites balance original mouldings with soft, contemporary furnishings.
A home
away from home.
Public spaces are arranged like the rooms of a private apartment, encouraging guests to linger, read, and gather.
Custom lighting, deep upholstery, and carefully sourced vintage pieces give each suite its own character within a cohesive whole.
Texture
over ornament.
Instead of decoration, we relied on rich textures and a soft tonal palette to create warmth, intimacy, and a sense of timeless comfort.
Material balance
30%
Velvet
30%
Plaster
25%
Marble
15%
Brass
“Guests tell us it feels like staying with friends who happen to have impeccable taste. That was exactly the brief.”
— Claire Morel, Owner
