In AD's May issue, Lenny Kravitz opens the doors to his elegantly designed Parisian home, a renovated 1920s hôtel particulier he calls "Hotel de Roxie". The home features high ceilings, marble flooring, and unique design choices that reflect his long career in music and personal connection to ancestral roots. The dining area garners attention with rows of Africa chairs designed by Afra and Tobia Scarpa, arranged around a luxurious lacquered table. Kravitz emphasizes that every piece in his home carries personal significance, embodying his philosophy of soulful elegance infused with history and individuality.
Lenny Kravitz's Paris residence, "Hotel de Roxie," embodies soulful elegance with a curated flair, where each design piece tells a personal story.
Kravitz's dining room features rows of Africa chairs, symbolizing a tribute to his ancestors and showcasing a unique blend of bohemian and modern design.
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