Tucked away on Rue Vernet, steps from the Champs-Élysées, Château des Fleurs is a boutique hotel that blends Belle Époque romance with contemporary Parisian style. Officially opened in late 2023, the 37-room property occupies a restored 1910 building, revitalised by design studio Quintana Partners. The outcome is an intimate, character-rich escape that feels like a well-kept secret in the heart of the city.
Photography by Mr. Tripper
Setting the Scene: A Boutique with Soul
Quintana Partners has reimagined the hotel with a neo-Art Nouveau sensibility—layering plush velvet seating, scalloped arches, marble details, and warm timber accents against a palette of soft creams, terracotta, and deep green. Murano chandeliers glow overhead, while patterned carpets and tasselled lamps add texture and warmth.
The public spaces flow like a grand private residence: a pink marble-topped bar leads into a salon-style lounge with a brass-trimmed fireplace, while intimate alcoves offer privacy without losing connection to the room. Guest rooms continue the story with arched windows, tiled baths, freestanding tubs, and tactile finishes that give each space its personality. The effect is indulgent but approachable—luxury without formality.
The lounge is with the Victoria Aged Brass paired with a pleated silk lampshade
What Makes the NEOZ Victoria a Perfect Match?
On tables throughout the lounge and dining spaces, the NEOZ Victoria cordless lamp adds a note of timeless elegance. Its fluted shade and classic proportions recall traditional table lighting, while the cordless design allows it to move seamlessly between settings—from a quiet corner by the fire to a central spot on the bar.
Château des Fleurs succeeds in creating a Parisian retreat that feels both glamorous and personal, while The Victoria is known for its versatility, working equally well in classic, heritage interiors and more dramatic, contemporary spaces.
At Château des Fleurs, its warm white or candle-like illumination enhances the intimate, salon-style atmosphere, casting a soft glow on marble surfaces, polished glassware, and richly upholstered chairs. Built for hospitality, it combines the charm of a traditional lamp with the practicality of modern, rechargeable technology—delivering lasting light without interrupting the mood.
