3 juin, 2025
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We sorted through our archive of dozens of French homes to select 10 of our all-time favorite French baths. Join us for a tour.
Above: A Régis Larroque–designed loft in the 11th Arr. of Paris sports a bathroom with floor-to-ceiling white square tiles and gray grout. See the rest of the flat in A Minimalist Parisian Loft. Photograph courtesy of RL Interior Architecture.
Above: Chalky limestone walls from the 12th century frame a bathroom in the Fontevraud Abbey hotel in the Loire Valley, featured in Fontevraud Abbey in France: The Ultimate Haunted Hotel. Photograph by Nicolas Mathéus.
Above: In a two-room apartment for special guests of French brand Marie-Sixtine, a pink terrazzo floor flatters a clawfoot tub and paneled wall, both painted in Farrow & Ball’s Down Pipe. See the rest of the apartment in Chez Marie Sixtine: The Chicest New Guest Pad in Paris. Photograph by Julie Ansiau, courtesy of Marie-Sixtine.
Above: Designer Dorothée Meilichzon mixed three different tiles in a bath at the new Hotel Panache in Paris. See more in Hotel Panache: The Power of Jolie Laide Style.
Above: Another bathroom at the Hotel Panache is lined in warm gray subway tile in a running bond pattern.
Above: A bathroom in a rehabbed farm building at Château de la Resle in Burgundy features a Vieques Tub by Patricia Urquiola for Agape. See the rest of the estate in A Burgundy Château, Hotel Edition.
Above: Ochre designer Solenne de la Fouchardière paired walnut cabinets with smooth plaster surfaces in the bathroom of her own Paris apartment. See the rest of her home in A Flat in Montmartre, Echoes of Chanel. Photograph by Pierre Verger.
Above: An offbeat attic bath fitted with four vintage doors at the D’une Île estate in the Basse-Normandie region of France, featured in D’une Île: A Rustic Retreat in Normandy with Cottages to Rent.
Above: The bathroom of the Martin Margiela apartment in Paris flaunts a row of mismatched antique mirrors flanked by vintage vanity lights. See more in Trend Alert: 11 Deconstructed Baths.
Above: At the Hotel Bachaumont near the Louvre in Paris, interior designer Dorothée Meilichzon mixed harlequin floor tiles with penny rounds in a gray and white scheme. See more in Moody Blues: The Hotel Bachaumont in Paris. Photograph by Paul Bowyer.
Enfin, vous trouverez d'autres idées sur la façon d'évaluer et de choisir une baignoire ou une douche dans notre guide Remodeling 101 : Baignoires et douches.
Catégorie : Tendances et styles