SO/ Paris

The hotel joins forces with the Institut Français de la Mode for an exhibition showcasing designs by students from the Bachelor Modéliste Concepteur program, offering a glimpse behind the scenes of fashion creation.

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To celebrate Epiphany, SO/ Paris honors tradition with Pastry Chef Sylvain Lucas’s galette des rois: golden puff pastry, light frangipane, and caramel notes, served with three J.M rum pairings for a refined tasting experience at the bar.

The “REFLECTIONS OF LOVE” installation is an immersive digital journey by Judith Darmont that begins in the lobby, guides you to the elevator and then to your room.

The architectural firm RDAI, represented by Denis Montel, was the mastermind behind the interior spaces. Step into the lobby, and you get an immediate sense of the place: daring and unlike anything you’ve seen before.

Dressing the hotel staff is Guillaume Henry, a rising star in the couture world and the artistic director of the Patou fashion house. More like a wardrobe than a uniform, this charming and fresh collection is designed for athletic people on the go.

The Seeing City, a large-scale artwork installation conceived by Studio Other Spaces, Olafur Eliasson and Sebastian Behmann, has transformed the bay windows of the restaurant and bar facades, situated on the 15th and 16th floors, into a machine to expand the mind. Get in touch if you want to come and view the artwork.

In a collaboration with Neïl Beloufa, SO/ Paris asserts its artistic and avant-gardist pedigree. The French-Algerian artist has created a circular resin masterpiece whose appearance varies depending on the observer’s vantage point and the lobby’s evolving light throughout the day, giving this space an ever-changing depth.

SO/ Paris has commissioned artist Thomas Fougeirol to create a group of 113 unique photograms and five photomontages for the bedrooms and suites. These are inspired by his strolls along the Seine, from the Sully Morland neighbourhood to the Trocadero.

Jordane Arrivetz of the creative agency Notoire was responsible for designing the festive Bonnie trifecta of restaurant, bar and club. The décor plays in counterpoint to Olafur Eliasson’s work, with rounded and enveloping shapes, sumptuous and soft textures, and warm vibrant colours – an updated homage to the Sixties and Seventies.