Hotel Panache sits on a snug street corner in Paris’s 9th Arrondissement, at the intersection of the upmarket Grands Boulevards and the bohemian South Pigalle neighborhoods. The wedge-shaped building, reminiscent of New York’s Flat Iron, houses 40 rooms—each of them unique, thanks in part to the unusual floor plan and also designer Dorothée Meilichzon’s eclectic styling. Floors and walls are covered with Meilichzon’s signature geometric patterns, and tightly-angled corners are used for triangular desks and precision-angled mirrors. The Restaurant Panache—decked out in the same blue, green and gray palette as the rooms—is a good spot for guests and visitors to gather before a show at one of the many theatres nearby. Hotel Panache 1 Rue Geoffroy-Marie 75009 Paris France TwitterFacebookPinterest Related Stories Design Partnerships The Line of Beauty A linear look at the PK4 lounge chair, in partnership with Fritz Hansen. Issue Forty-Seven Boost your mind-body balance. Crossword Solutions All the answers to Kinfolk’s print puzzle. Correction: Effortlessness is impossible On the labor of looking carefree. Partnerships Summer Time A celebration of midsummer, in partnership with G-SHOCK. Design Partnerships Vico Magistretti Take a fresh look at a traditional finish, in partnership with Fritz Hansen.
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