A NEW PARISIAN SCENE

LULU is the new nickname we’ve come up with for the Jardin du Luxembourg. Its sound—both Parisian and artistic—embodies the creative and free-spirited essence of the Left Bank.

The Hôtel Lulu is nestled within a landscape already steeped in history—the stories of writers, artists, long nights, and late mornings.

A raw, vibrant, and deeply Parisian place where different eras blend freely.

Galleries, bookstores, historic cafés, and artists’ studios have always made up one of Paris’s most inspiring neighborhoods.

The rooms open up and let in the light.

Thick carpets, off-white walls, linen sheers, and natural materials create a soft, soothing atmosphere: a refuge overlooking the rooftops of Paris.

The bathrooms draw their inspiration from the world of Mediterranean swimming pools.

Pink, green, and blue mosaics: a nod to the south.

Raw concrete, brushed stainless steel, clean lines, and soft lighting: LULU embraces a modernist aesthetic where materials express themselves without artifice.

Designs by Verner Panton, Tommaso Barbi, Florian Schulz, Curtis Jere, Boccato Gigante Zambusi, Noomi Backhausen, and Paul Brandborg for Søholm interact with vintage finds, photographs, and family books.

A photograph by Manolo Campion taken for *Vogue*, antique castle doors, and a collection of French literature become fragments of history.

Breakfast in the morning—coffee shop during the day—piano bar in the evening.

Beneath a glass roof transformed into a winter garden, light flows freely, the space adapts to different uses, and the atmosphere shifts naturally.

A gentle boldness, a fireplace, a piano, open spaces—a place designed to be experienced as much as it is felt.

In the attic, an old sign reappears: Hôtel de Nice.

A coincidence, or a sense of continuity…