An artist's and collectors' house
We are delighted to welcome you to our contemporary home, in the heart of a historic artists’ quarter.
A private retreat, inhabited by art and culture. Bespoke service.
A new way to experience Paris — where discretion, culture and the art of hospitality meet.


Staying at Maison Lavaud
A contemporary private residence for your stay in Paris.
Terraces with private Jacuzzis, cinema screens, a grand piano in the Penthouse, a curated Art collection, bespoke service (butler, private chef on demand, massages, etc.).
Book the entire residence—with its 4 bedrooms—for groups of 8 to 10 guests, or choose one of its two suites, available with either 1 or 3 bedrooms.
L’Esprit
Maison Lavaud
We imagined a house for those who seeking more than a place to stay.
Here, art is to be experienced. Spaces reveal themselves moment by moment, amid chosen artworks and a discreet presence.
Evenings unfold slowly: a drink in the salon, a moment out of time at the spa, or a visit to Claire’s studio.
A place to slow down, to dwell, to feel at home.
Art at Maison Lavaud
A house shaped by the eye of Claire and Pascal Lavaud, in dialogue with artists.
Exhibitions, conversations, theater, private concerts: art in many forms, and always vibrant.
Wellbeing
The calm of the house offers a peaceful respite from the city’s bustle.
Jacuzzis, sauna, private spa…

A neighborhood with the feel of a village and a rich heritage.
Close to Parc Montsouris, the house belongs to a quarter shaped by generations of artists.
Wandering its streets, one finds traces of Georges Braque, Hans Hartung, Nicolas de Staël, Simon Hantaï…
A cultural legacy that still echoes in contemporary creativity.
Staying here means reconnecting with that artistic energy.
Claire & Pascal Lavaud
Claire is a visual artist. Pascal is a mathematician.
We grew up in houses where art and culture were a given, and where passing them on mattered as much as loving them.
The property has been in the family for generations, and the house on it has changed with each of them. The one that stands here today was rebuilt from the ground up a few years ago. We drew it room by room, to our own taste, and designed it to work and welcome people: a certain idea of luxury, a certain idea of art, and the simple pleasure of having guests.
Maison Lavaud carries that further. What we want is a living place — one where art is not simply hung on a wall, but where contemporary work, and culture in all its forms, can be felt and shared.




























