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Decorated by Philippe Starck–trained Christophe Pillet, the new, 27-chambre Hotel Sezz is phonetically named after the 16th Arrondissement it calls home. The lobby, lit with Murano-glass fixtures, doesn’t have a front desk—that’s been replaced by an itinerant team of personal assistants, one of whom remains at each guest’s beck and call—but it does have La Grande Dame, its Veuve Clicquot champagne bar. Rooms are accented with bright, acid colors that pop against textured stone walls and stainless steel furniture, like the lits de camp, or camp-style beds, fitted with painted wooden drawers.
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From Travel + Leisure, Nov 2005
“Christophe Pillet, who cut his teeth working for Philippe Starck, has designed Shahé Kalaidjian's new 27-chambre Hotel Sezz in a bachelor loft–meets–Blade Runner style....” MORE>>
From Travel + Leisure, Aug 2005
“Philippe Starck protégé Christophe Pillet decorated Hotel Sezz, where bright acid colors pop against textured stone walls and polished hardwood furniture....” MORE>>
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