This is a very pretty place for days, nights and years. We love its vintage feel with antique furniture and of course its terrasse! It is ideal for a snack, an evening cocktail or a Sunday brunch with friends. In any case, this is such a warm place it makes going get toug.
Not just a restaurant, Da Rosa is also a delicatessen, a laboratory of flavors known to fine gourmets. Here you can find the products of great chefs such as Hélène Darroze or Joël Robuchon, but also the best hams, foie gras, cheeses, teas and caviars, take them home, have them delivered or taste them on site.
Several spaces and lounges, each with a different atmosphere: a first space for 14/15 people at a table for two, three or four people, and following on, under a small, very Parisian glass roof, a small room for 10 people. Then a living room, facing the totally open kitchen, and a little further away, in total discretion, the “Voyages” living room which can be privatized for around twenty people.
A real 17th century residence in the heart of Saint-Germain, completely redesigned to meet current requirements, without losing any of its charm of yesteryear. Classy! The stone slabs that have become lustrous over time, its Versailles parquet floors, its period furniture, its monumental fireplace in Burgundy stone and, nobility obliges, its genuine Aubusson tapestries in the reception rooms, make the Hôtel d’ Aubusson is an exceptional place whose address you almost want to keep to yourself or share it only with connoisseurs of French luxury.
A real 17th century residence in the heart of Saint-Germain, entirely rethought to answer to the actual expectations without losing anything from the charm of its past.
Mais l’Hôtel d’Aubusson réserve également une surprise de taille à ses convives avec un sublime spa qui n’est pas accessible à la clientèle extérieure. Une piscine de 20 mètres, un hammam, un sauna, une douche scandinave, une fontaine de glace et un banc de balnéothérapie pour la partie détente et une salle de fitness pour les sportifs. Massages et soins y sont également proposés avec les produits Le Labo pour le corps et Phytomer pour le visage.
The Avant-Comptoir is in some way the annex of the Comptoir du Relais, but it is also for gastronomes an essential place for an aperitif worthy of the name to share with your beloved one or with friends. The tapas are fabulous and we love this very particular atmosphere where everything happens unexpectedly around the Comptoir, in good company.
The gallery is dedicated to the major painters of the “Nouvelle Ecole de Paris” (a term coined in the 50’s) including : Karel Appel, Jean-Michel Atlan, Jean René Bazaine, Roger Bissière, Camille Bryen, Serge Charchoune, Chu Teh-Chun, Corneille, Olivier Debré, Jean Dubuffet, Maurice Estève, Jean Fautrier, Otto Freundlich, Hans Hartung, Jean Hélion, Auguste Herbin, Asger Jorn, Wifredo Lam, André Lanskoy, Alberto Magnelli, Alfred Manessier, André Masson, Georges Mathieu, Serge Poliakoff, Jean-Paul Riopelle, Gérard Schneider, Pierre Soulages, Nicolas de Staël, Victor Vasarely, Bram van Velde, Geer van Velde, Maria Elena Vieira da Silva or Zao Wou-ki.
The scents of the Dyptique Candles have become indispensable, but there are other candles which are in harmony with them to give places we love a genuine character. Cire Trudon, a Royal Manufacture with an ancestral knowledge, which is the oldest candle factory in the world (1643) created them ! Here the perfumes are not identifiable at first “smell” but there are unique mixes which all reinterprete a moment of history and bring the legend of French taste to light : Empire, Pondichéry, Chandernagor, Odeur de Lune, Odalisque or Carmelite, Empire, Dada…
And today a collection of eau de parfum, kept in precious bottles, with original and heady fragrances, imagined by perfumers Antoine Lie, Yann Vasnier and Lyn Harris: Elae, Aphédie, Médie, Bruma, Deux, Révolution, Mortel and Black Mortal. Fragrances that also tell a whole story and embody a personality more than a genre.
Marie-Hélène de Taillac’s jewels are our favorite talismans. The designer spends six months per year in Jaïpur where she chooses her stones and makes them cut by Indian craftsmen. Briolettes, tourmalines, chalcedonies, they are all exceptional, and set in a way that they seem to be floating in the hollow of our necks or on our fingers. We are crazy about them !
Pierre Marcolini a real discovery of chocolate, from Mexico to Madagascar, from Venezuela to Jave Isle and from Ecuador to Ghana. But one must not forget to taste his delicious and original pastries.
From the beginning of the 90s, Lélia Mordoch began to exhibit the works of GRAV artists (Garcia Rossi, Le Parc, Morellet, Sobrino, Stein and Yvaral). From Geometric Art, to Digital Art, to Street Art and Fractal Art, she presents all media, paper, painting, sculpture, video, assemblages and installations. His choices bring together several generations of contemporary artists from all walks of life. Today the gallery presents the work of artists recognized as emerging. From François Morellet to Miguel Chevalier, from Julio Le Parc to Michel Paysant, she constantly innovates while remaining faithful to her aesthetic line: abstraction, kinetic art and, above all, poetry.
Permanently presented artists : L’Atlas, Robert Blanc, James Chedburn, Miguel Chevalier, Emmanuel Fillot, Daniel Fiorda, Horacio Garcia Rossi, Patrice Girard, Gérard Guyomard, Loïc Hervé, Patrick Hughes, Yukio Imamura, Keren, Kevin Yu, David Lan-Bar, Alain Le Boucher, Julio Le Parc, Keith Long, Franck Loret, Miss.Tic, François Monchâtre, François Morellet, Joe Neill, Laura Nillni, Michel Paysant, Michel Potage, Bernard Rancillac, Carolina Sardi, Francisco Sobrino, Joël Stein, Gérard Tordjman, Pétra Werlé, Yvaral
La galerie représente des artistes contemporains, actifs dans tous les médias, peinture, photographie, design, vidéo, dessin ou installations. Les rencontres et le dialogue sont au cœur de sa mission. Une résidence d’artiste à Miami, mise en place en 2019, s’inscrit d’ailleurs dans cette volonté d’encourager les échanges.
Permanently presented artists : Tali Amitai-Tabib, Cédric Arnold, Jean-Pierre Attal, François Bard, Jérôme Borel, Fabien Chalon, Stevens Dossou-Yovo, Stéphane Ducatteau, Jorge Enrique, Xavier Escribà, Julien Graizely
Rune Guneriussen, Jonathan Huxley, Toma Jankowski, Jérôme Lagarrigue, Alain Le-Boucher, Aleix Plademunt, François Ronsiaux, Linda Tuloup, Richard Butler, Philippe Calandre, Dayron Gonzalez, Michal Mráz, Manon Pellan
Alexandre Biaggi dedicates his gallery to the figureheads of 20th century decorative arts: Jean-Michel Frank, André Arbus, Jacques Adnet, Paul Dupré- Lafon, Serge Roche, Jean Royère, Jacques Quinet, Ettore Sottsass, Gio Ponti… But he is more and more interested in contemporary creation and starts working with Hervé van der Straeten, Patrick Naggar, Mauro Fabbro, Patrice Dangel, Simone Crestani or Mathieu Matégot.
An essential gallery for lovers of modern art and the avant-gardes of the early twentieth century. If it is a reference gallery for the pictorial work of Le Corbusier, whose pictorial work it has contributed to the rediscovery by devoting a number of exhibitions to him, the Galerie Zlotowski has also extended its field of action to the middle 60s with artists like Jean Arp, Victor Brauner, Pol Bury, Sonia Delaunay, Jean Dubuffet, Simon Hantaï, Paul Klee, Fernand Léger or Kurt Schwitters.
Permanently presented artists : Willi Baumeister, Ella Bergmann-Michel, Sonia Delaunay, Jean Dubuffet, Albert Gleizes, Simon Hantaï, Auguste Herbin, Sheila Hicks, Le Corbusier, Fernand Léger, Sol LeWitt, Stéphane Mandelbaum, Eugene James Martin, Robert Michel, László Moholy-Nagy, Vera Molnar, François Morellet, Robert Motherwell, Georges Noël, Amédée Ozenfant, Serge Poliakoff, Kurt Schwitters, Antoni Tàpies, Joaquin Torres-Garcia, Georges Valmier, Victor Vasarely, Maria Helena Vieira da Silva
