FRANCE

Interior Design: Lecoadic Scotto

Lecoadic-Scotto has preserved the residence of a noble lineage of scholars and art collectors, offering a unique experience that transports guests back in time.

The building’s intact structure allows design elements from the 1970s to coexist with the splendor of the 17th century. A discreet entrance between the hotel’s tea salon and the adjacent bistro welcomes guests. La Bourgogne opens onto a private courtyard from which the rooms are distributed: across four floors featuring solid wood ceilings, original beams, and windows overlooking the brick pavilions of the “Louis XIII” square below.

A Roman bath is hidden on the ground floor, open all day and accessible to guests who choose to enjoy spa services and treatments performed with Orweda products.

Antique mirrors and artworks adorn the walls, complemented by furniture upholstered in pastel blue and pink fabrics. Lacquered screens and sliding walls provide flexible spaces enriched by the presence of chandelier lamps, ancient terracotta, and azure tapestries. Modern touches include a stainless-steel canopy bed, a small kitchen, and a luxuriously furnished bathroom.

The entire property features a collection of over 100 original artworks curated by gallery owner Amelie du Chalard, along with books selected by independent bookseller Anatole Desachy.