Renovation – Historical Monument (1930) - Classic Style
Hôtel de Nocé – Maison Boucheron – 26 Place Vendôme – Paris, France
An emblematic address of the Maison Boucheron, the oldest private mansion in Paris has regained its original volumes while combining refinement and sobriety. The Ateliers Philippe Coudray participated in the creation of the window decors and in the installation of […]
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Renovation – Historical Monument (1930) - Classic Style
Hôtel de Nocé – Maison Boucheron – 26 Place Vendôme – Paris, France
An emblematic address of the Maison Boucheron, the oldest private mansion in Paris has regained its original volumes while combining refinement and sobriety.
The Ateliers Philippe Coudray participated in the creation of the window decors and in the installation of tapestries during its renovation in late 2018.
Facing south, the Hôtel de Nocé is bathed in sunlight from morning to night.
Only curtains made of very light fabric, mounted on thin black wrought iron rods, with simple while elegant tiebacks (created specifically for this project) allowed to control the brightness in the rooms, while preserving transparency, faithful to the aesthetics of the Maison Boucheron.
Historical Monument Chief Architect: Michel Goutal
Interior Decorator: Pierre-Yves Rochon – Cabinet Pierre-Yves Rochon
