The living areas are luxurious but at the same time reminiscent of a private house where objects are combined according to mood and real or imaginary travels. A mix of styles, antique and new furniture, aged leather, matt velour, animal prints, a touch of kitsch – an armchair in fake fur, Kong, that itself creates a conversation piece – take the seriousness out of a great establishment.

All furnitures warm up the spaces and provide promising associations with blankets and cushions that make you want to curl up with a good book or a cocktail. Small tables, luminous shapes and tree trunks encrusted with silver allow you to nonchalantly leave your glasses and books while fragments of masters’ paintings in giant reproduction on the walls or dividers invite you again to take advantage of the intimacy of the space. Bronzino, Vermeer, Canaletto and even the great masters of Flemish still life provide a counterpoint to our interrogations on the future of style and elegance… A way of telling the story of the Pic dynasty in an amused relationship with history.

Here is affirmed a vision of luxury combining simplicity, space, light and sophisticated details.