With his maximalist approach, drawing on multiple cultural and artistic references, telescoping styles and eras, the extravagant decorator has designed an astonishing and uncomplicated place, conceived as a meeting place for cosmopolitan artists and collectors. The furniture found at the Saint-Ouen flea market subtly combines with the creations of small family craftsmen, like the vintage taps made in the south of England. In the common areas, a leopard sofa rubs shoulders with striped armchairs and posters by David Hockney and Andy Warhol, on a black and white striped floor. In the forty rooms, striped headboards are set next to purple velvet toad chairs, and every corner is personalized with bright colors that extend to the Art Deco-inspired bathrooms. The fitness room, featuring state-of-the-art wood equipment set on a graphic checkerboard, is decorated with Svenskt Tenn’s signature wallpaper, making it probably the only hotel gym with flowery walls in Paris.