Nestled in the heart of the Alps, the new HENRI showroom is the ideal place to stop if you're looking for the pleasures of winter sports or a summer swim. Located in a sumptuous apartment in the heart of Annecy, just a stone's throw from the Pont des Amours and the shores of Europe's purest lake, this exceptional venue combines elegance and refinement. Entirely renovated, the living spaces invite you to relax and contemplate.

With addresses in Paris, Cannes, New York and Annecy since 2020, Maison HENRI continues to expand with the unveiling of its brand-new showroom designed by interior architect Laureen Ros. Inspired by the spirit of a chalet, this unique space offers total immersion in Maison HENRI's savoir-faire, particularly for mountain projects. Each room incorporates high-end technological solutions, guaranteeing comfort, innovation and a unique experience. This veritable showcase has been designed as both an apartment and a hotel suite, highlighting HENRI's expertise in the fields of high-end residential and hospitality.

The showroom is also the result of close collaboration with the artisans of the Par Excellence New York collective: Ateliers Lison de Caunes, Manufacture de Tapis de Bourgogne, Ozone, Meljac, Atelier Lebuisson, Atelier de Ricou and our upholstery ateliers. For this project, our craftsmen created and installed Studioparisien furniture seats to coordinate the apartment's various spaces. In the living room, near the fireplace, a Panthère sofa adorned with decorative embroidered cushions stands out, accompanied by an Ottoman A. Both rest on the “Mousse” rug, imagined by architects Bismut & Bismut and hand-tufted by Manufacture de Tapis de Bourgogne. This bold rug explores volumes and textures through a subtle marriage of wool, cotton and silk, creating a true work of art on the floor.

In the bedroom, an exclusive version of the Sévigné banquette, a tribute to the famous French novelist and epistolary writer, sits alongside a Task ottoman, delicately upholstered in moss and covered in a bouclé fabric. The seats blend harmoniously with other creations by the collective, such as the “Baby Panda” rug, a mirrored work by Atelier de Ricou whose frame is composed of several samples of artistic materials from their ateliers. In addition, sublime sliding panels in straw marquetry by Lison de Caunes subtly conceal a TV screen, combining aesthetics and functionality.