Paris
Just steps away from the Hôtel de Ville, in the eclectic 4th arrondissement, close to the Seine, at the corner of Rue de la Verrerie and Rue des Archives, Le Grand Mazarin invites you to settle into Paris. Situated in this legendary old Paris, wandering the streets at random promises endless charming surprises and unusual discoveries. Inspired and elegant, the decor is crafted by internationally renowned Swedish interior architect, Martin Brudnizki. Dating back to the 14th century, Le Grand Mazarin reinvents French classicism with a refined touch of modernity.
The hotel's artistic curation, guided by a romantic and floral spirit, offers a selection of works blending contemporary and ancient, bucolic landscapes and colorful abstract forms. The atmosphere of a literary salon of yesteryear was one of the main sources of inspiration during its design. "We wanted the hotel to give the impression that it has always been part of the Marais landscape. We drew inspiration from the grand Houses of the aristocratic era, where personalities from literature, art, and music gathered in sumptuous residences to indulge in the pleasures of letters and fine conversation. Our concept for Le Grand Mazarin was to revive this ambiance and adapt it to the contemporary era, where guests feel at home," emphasizes Martin Brudnizki.
Photos : Vincent Leroux
