Combining the energy of a roller rink with the seriousness of an art gallery, this left bank gem is truly a one-of-a-kind home. Pink and blue ceiling lights illuminate this four-bedroom, four bath home which, get this, has its own hammam. ( it’s basically like having a full spa in your house.)

Influenced by Moroccan design, Art Deco, and even a little New Wave 80s-ness, this house truly has something for everyone. Situated in one of the city’s best shopping Meccas, this is the perfect place to put your bags down after a long day at Christian Dior, Sonia Rykiel, Bon Marché, Diptyque, Louis Vuitton or any other St Germain shops you can think of. We can almost guarantee that you’ll never stay in another Paris home as unique as this one!

In a corner apartment above Paris’s most famous brasseries, contemporary art lives among refined furnishings and chic Bohemian flair. It’s not just the avant-garde art that lends creativity to this striking space. Moroccan-inspired details shimmer, and contemporary lighting allows you to digitally adjust the apartment’s mood to suit your own—from lazy, blue afternoons sprawled on plush sofas to rose-hued evenings in front of the fireplace.

On one wing, a master suite offers a full-sized hammam; on the other, three bedroom suites open onto the vast living space where striking paintings aren’t merely decoration – they engage and inhabit.

Lounge and Cuisine
Fully equipped gourmet kitchen, featuring a gas range, large fridge, freezer, dishwasher, microwave and oven, and a Nespresso coffee maker.

Bed and Bath
King size Bed in Master bedroom, en-suite bathroom with large stand alone tub, shower jets, private Hammam.
Queen Size Bed in 2nd & 3rd bedrooms, with their en-suite bathrooms.
Sofa bed with queen size mattress in 4th bedroom with en-suite bathroom.

When you wish to explore, and find nourishment, step downstairs to your choice of iconic brasseries. Take in Boulevard St. Germain from the terrace at Le Deux Margots, or from a sidewalk table at Café du Fleur. Or just step onto your balcony to enjoy the scent of fresh pastries at Gerard Mulot as you set your gaze towards St. Germain Church.