Necchi Architecture

The building located on the 14 Cité Bergère, a listed street whose architecture has remained unchanged since 1800, is home to the luxury Maison Cinabre, a haven of calm in the bustling Grands Boulevards neighbourhood in Paris. 

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This four-floor hybrid space comprises a boutique, a design studio and two private suites. Designed by Necchi Architecture, the space has the feel of a quirky, bourgeois family home. Exclusively for the Cinabre Suites, Maison Pierre Frey has opened its archives and re-edited two 18th and 19th century prints: the first reproduces a polychrome toile de Jouy printed by Oberkampf around 1785, renamed REVERIES INDIENNES. The second, RAYURE MALMAISON, reproduces a model used in the entrance to the Château de Malmaison to evoke Napoleon Bonaparte's camp tent at the turn of the 19th century.

Photo credit - Ludovic Balay