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Soft colors and original art draw on the style of modern-day Versailles. Classic French furniture stands in the light-filled room. Lally & Berger chose the textiles to complete the design.

The bathroom has white Italian marble surfaces. A waterfall tap serves the bathtub, among the room's traditional stone finishes.

Soft colors, original art and Louis XVI-style furniture form Lally & Berger's design. Chosen fabrics add texture to the French-style room.

A grand desk stands near the sitting area, and fresh orchids add color among the furnishings. The bathroom has white Italian marble and a bathtub with a waterfall tap.

Classic French furniture surrounds the bed, with a study area and a place to sit nearby. Soft colors and original art shape the room, and daylight falls across its decorative pieces.

Italian marble finishes the bathroom. Chosen fabrics sit alongside the furniture and bring the style of a Parisian palace into the room.

A private entrance leads into an interior with a study area and space to sit. Louis XVI-style furnishings accompany the bed, with fabrics and artwork adding color to the room.

The Italian marble bathroom continues the classic finish. In layouts with an additional sleeping option, a sofa bed or extra bed can accommodate a third guest. The exact arrangement depends on the room assigned.

The room sits on the sixth floor, with hand-painted wallpaper beneath sloping eaves. A study area is set among classic furniture, artwork and decorative fabrics.

The bathroom has Calacatta marble and a bathtub with a waterfall tap.

A writing desk stands among the lounge furniture in the room's open sitting area. Original art and rich fabrics bring color to the classic furnishings around the bed.

Large windows let daylight reach the soft textiles and decorative pieces throughout the room. The bathroom has marble surfaces, adding stone to this mix of materials.

A study area sits among period-style furniture in this sixth-floor room. The glazed openings of three Juliet balconies bring daylight across the interior.

Original art and rich fabrics add detail around the furniture. Italian marble gives the bathroom its stone finish.

Floor-to-ceiling windows bring light across the study area. Classic French furniture stands around the bed. Art and rich textiles add detail throughout the room.

Grey Italian marble covers the bathroom surfaces.

Stained-glass windows mark out the bathroom, with views across the rooftops toward Sacré-Cœur. Lally & Berger paired a study area with lounge furniture and classic French details.

Velvet and brocade cover parts of the sitting area and the space around the bed. Fresh flowers add color indoors, and marble lines the bathroom.

A writing desk and classic French furniture share the main room with an open living area. Original art and rich fabrics add color around the bed.

The suite has its own private entrance. Fresh flowers stand among the furnishings, and Italian marble lines the bathroom.

The living room sits apart from the bedroom, with a writing desk among its furnishings. Louis XVI-style furniture and original art bring a French period style to the reception room.

Rich fabrics carry that style into the bedroom, adding soft textures around the classic furniture. The bathroom is finished in Italian marble.

Sliding doors join the living room, bedroom and bathroom in a straight line. Dormer windows give these rooms the feel of a Parisian apartment under the roof.

A clawfoot roll-top bath stands above a tiled marble floor in the bathroom. Classic furniture and decorative fabrics continue through the other rooms, whose sliding doors can be opened or closed.

Tall windows light the living room, where original art sits among rich fabrics and period-style furniture. The bedroom occupies a separate room, with decorative details continuing around the bed.

A writing desk is also part of the suite. The bathroom has Italian marble surfaces.

Pastel panels and a ceiling rose give the suite the feel of a private Parisian apartment. The suite has a living room and bedroom, with hardwood floors among its traditional features.

A television is hidden behind art in the living room. Classic furniture and decorative fabrics furnish the bedroom. The bathroom brings marble into this mix of materials.

Three floor-to-ceiling windows bring light across Louis XV-style furniture and rich fabrics. Parquet floors and decorative details recall the French courtly style behind the suite's name.

The suite is on the first floor, with a reception room for dinner gatherings. Dinner for six can be arranged on request. Carrara marble covers the bathroom walls and floor.

Louis XVI-style furniture and rich fabrics give the suite its French character. Lally & Berger's design brings color into the rooms, with gold accents and original artwork among the furnishings. The sitting room includes an elegant writing desk.

The bedroom follows the same classic style, with soft textiles around the bed. Fresh flowers add a further detail to the interior. This category occupies the second through fifth floors.

Furniture made for the suite stands among fine materials and soft fabrics. The windows look toward Rue de Castiglione.

Marble lines the bathroom. Stone surfaces sit alongside the fabrics and custom furniture used throughout the interior.

Wood panels and painted cornices frame the reception space, with a sitting area beside the fireplace. Classic furniture and rich fabrics carry the period style through to the bedroom.

Carrara marble lines the bathroom, and a separate guest toilet serves the reception rooms. The suite also has two entrances.

The suite has a bedroom and living room, with a dining area beside the lounge. Louis XVI-style furniture, original art and rich fabrics bring a French period style to both rooms.

Large windows light the reception space, and Italian marble lines the bathroom. A guest toilet serves the living area separately from the main bathroom.

Aged parquet floors and silken rugs run through two reception rooms. Classic French furniture, original decorative pieces and rich fabrics give the apartment its period style.

That style continues into the bedroom. A dining table seats six, and Italian marble lines the bathroom.

Green fabrics and period pieces fill the reception rooms beneath high ceilings. Art showing the Tuileries sits alongside hand-painted vases. Tall windows at the front bring daylight into these rooms.

The entrance hall leads to a living room and a bedroom with period-style furniture. A dining table seats six, and the bathroom is lined with Italian marble.

A spiral staircase leads down to another bedroom within this penthouse's several levels. Two more bedrooms lie beyond the boudoir, and the master bedroom is on the top floor.

Windows surround the main marble bathroom on three sides. Classic French furniture and soft textiles run through the bedrooms and reception spaces. A private dinner for four and butler service can be arranged on request.