Concocted by legendary designer Andrée Putman, her powerful reinterpretation of the first “boutique hotel” propels Morgans’ style and spirit forward without changing its unique character. Design additions include an art installation created by the French design collective Trafik, where autonomous programming projects random patterns and colors onto the ceiling during the day.

In the evening, guests can make their own light-art experience in real time. The new design of the hotel interior reinterprets the original monochromatic palette with rich gradations of white, gray and black. Armchairs and foldable lacquered tables by the 1930s designer Jean-Michel Frank accent the lobby, while the elevator and corridors offer another moment of quiet ambience with soft lighting elements that give a rhythm to the space.

Step into sophisticated yet understated luxury in the standard guestrooms where you will witness the triumphs of designer Andrée Putman once again, crafting elegant and comfortable rooms that balances history and modernity. Carefully selected furnishings include a hand-stitched, wool-upholstered chair that suggests bespoke tailoring, a metal-inlaid Corian table and La Notte bedside lamps.

Can you imagine what the superior rooms, suites and the penthouse are like? Splendour exemplified!