Hôtel Les Lumières

Within the listed pavilions of Hôtel Les Lumières, history whispers from every molding, every beam of light, every perspective. Interior design firm Kerylos Intérieurs envisioned furniture that could rise to this grandeur: tables that assert their presence without overwhelming the space.

At the heart of the restaurant, a nearly two-meter-long oval tabletop in marbled ceramic commands attention. Framed in brass and supported by two Bastille bases, it stretches gracefully with custom-made, elongated rings that follow the flow of the tabletop. Surrounding it, small square tables with rounded corners echo the architecture, while the Signature flush brass edging accentuates the material with subtle elegance and modernity.

Upstairs, the tea salon offers a different kind of luxury: thick curtains, soft pink velvet, and large rugs from an other decade set the stage for French pastries, from macarons to delicate éclairs. Here, the tables take on more traditional forms, round or with straight angles, perfectly suited to the royal atmosphere. Yet continuity is preserved: the Bastille legs retain custom, taller rings, and the flush Signature edging ensures a modern touch that remains understated.

Each piece becomes a conversation with the décor, blending comfort, refinement, and artisanal expertise. In this space, furniture is not just functional, it mirrors the elegance of the surroundings, making every tea break a truly exceptional experience.