The Elysee Montmartre Hotel in Paris, transformed by Policronica, redefines sustainable hospitality design. This 16-room hotel showcases meticulous in-house production of every design element, creating a cohesive aesthetic unrivaled by traditional methods. Policronica’s innovative use of eucalyptus wood, sourced from Portuguese forest owners, highlights a commitment to sustainability while promoting responsible forestry practices. By consolidating design and production under one roof, the studio not only enhances efficiency but also sparks creativity, exemplifying the potential of high-end design to coexist with environmental responsibility and social equity.
Situated beside the storied Elysee Montmartre concert hall in Paris, France, a once-abandoned building is stepping into a new era of design and sustainability.
Policronica took a different path, assuming full creative and manufacturing control over every aspect of the hotel's interiors.
The studio designed and produced all elements in-house—from furniture and lighting to the smallest architectural details—creating an environment of seamless cohesion.
Policronica not only elevates the material's status but also promotes responsible and diversified forestry practices by sourcing eucalyptus wood from small-scale forest owners in Portugal.
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