Originally, the hotel was the residence of Prince Roland de Bonaparte built in 1891.
During its renovation, we intervened in the Imperial Suite and the Eiffel Suite.
With its area of 275m², the Imperial Suite has volumes worthy of a castle wing.
The living room, bedroom & bathroom have the same sumptuous decors, scalloped with silk velvet, embellished with fringes, complemented by embroidered under-curtains & sheers.
For the bedroom, a majestic bed decor (bed and canopy) completes the whole in a pure French classic style.
On the 7th and last floor, the Shangri-La Suite, known as the Eiffel Suite, with its 220 square meters of surface area, including 100 square meters of terrace and 14 meters of bay windows, offers a spectacular view of the Eiffel Tower and Paris.
In response to a less classical geometric style, the Eiffel Suite is built in a more modern way and takes up the architecture of the Eiffel Tower which faces it.
The headboard – whose black lacquered wood frame incorporates reading lights and trays – is designed with padded pearlised leather.
Large motorised curtains, embellished with suspended tiebacks, cover all the majestic bays of this extraordinary suite.
Penthouse located on the 60th floor of a tower facing Central Park.
The complexity for this 500m² apartment was to work on the high brightness.
We made the window decors in motorised technical blinds in order to manage the light for the whole apartment. Blackout curtains also motorised provide for darkness in the rooms.
The headboards and bed frames are upholstered in leather with brass legs in medal bronze finish.
The bed decors were completed with cashmere pillows and plaids.
For this apartment, we made – to measure – the sofas of the living room, among others a removable corner sofa whose complexity was to adapt it both to the room and the elevator.
Entirely re-decorated by François Champsaur, this hotel is in line with the palaces located in this area.
For the Restaurant le V, we made new benches.
Each measuring about ten meters, these benches decorate the Bar-Restaurant of the hotel installed under the monumental glass roof, which frame was designed by Gustave Eiffel.
On a semi-circular metal structure, covered with custom-made leather in electric colors (blue & green), they blend perfectly with the decor, bringing design and elegance.
The Hotel Royal Evian reopened its doors in 2015 following 24 months of historic renovation entrusted to François Champsaur, Interior Architect, and François Chatillon, Historical Monument Chief Architect.
The Hotel Royal now combines the charm of the French Belle Époque with the elegance of contemporary design.
We made the bay decors (all in the shape of barrel vault) of the Public Areas such as the Lobby, the Bar, the restaurants, the Fresques, the Porch, as well as of the Lounges.
Elegant draperies in “coachman cloth” discreetly emphasize the large arches of the bays overlooking the lake and the gardens.
These large windows are decorated with roman blinds – adapted to the arches – embroidered with the hotel’s logo.
As an interior architect, Nicolas Aubagnac puts at the service of his customers his taste for architecture as well as his great knowledge of Decorative Arts to create contemporary interiors with a timeless elegance.
The large bay windows of the living room are adorned with curtains raised with tiebacks, all in the same fabric with soft colors.
The large comfortable sofas have been covered with a matching structured fabric.
All this creates a clear and intimate atmosphere.
In the master bedroom, the silk curtains are raised with tiebacks made of rock crystal, and the sheers are embroidered. Its headboard – integrating reading lights – is sheathed with a horsehair fabric.
In the children’s rooms, curtains and sheers were made in fabrics with geometric patterns. The headboards – also integrating reading lights – are sheathed with assorted fabrics.
For all rooms, special attention has been given to the fabrics of the bed covers and pillows. The association of different materials allowed an elegant rendering of the whole.
In this apartment that could be described as “male”, materials and colors have been worked out to give an elegant timeless atmosphere.
In the living room with its soft colors, we made the tapestries, the straight curtains and the furniture in the spirit of the 40s.
The curtains of the library are in silk fabric and mounted on decorative brass rods.
The pleated glazing decorates the large library in antique woodwork.
In the bedrooms, we made the curtains, headboards, bed covers and pillows.
For the master bedroom, floating drapes with flat pleats enhance the theatricality of the atmosphere highlighting the furniture, lamps and other refined objects.
We have been working for 10 years on all the spaces of this luxury hotel: the Suites & Rooms, the Brasserie Le Jardin, the restaurant Le Parc, the Bar La Rotonde.
The bays of the Restaurant Le Parc are decorated with classic French drape decors in a contemporary style. These are complemented by technical blinds allowing to control the brightness.
The monumental glass roofs of the Bar La Rotonde et the Restaurant Le Parc are decorated with very large balloon shades.
The bays of the Brasserie Le Jardin are also adorned with technical blinds that allow to control the brightness.
For the extension of this brewery, the large bays were decorated with large straight curtains with a wide border in the lower part, as well as roman blinds.
The 20 rooms and suites of the Castle and the Cottage are decorated with refinement and attention to detail in the purest French classical style.
Our mission was to design the window decors and the matching tapestries.
For certain suites, we made canopy beds.
This work was complemented by the creation of a set of embroidered pillows and bed covers.
We were also in charge of the furniture.
Tables were decorated with petticoats and handkerchiefs.