Combining Japanese beauty rituals and the art of French living, EviDenS de Beauté has been celebrating women and well-being for 10 years now. The date of their anniversary coincides perfectly with the opening of their first Paris location, a stone’s throw from the Palais de Tokyo. Just as one would discover the intimacy of an interior, the architect Emmanuelle Simon designs and creates a minimalist and refined staging, where the elegance of the architecture reveals the beauty of the material and the expertise. In an ode to craftsmanship, she embellishes her world with strong elements, applied in Japanese Raku ceramics, shelves in sandblasted wood and even a central island in Hainaut blue stone. The treatment rooms can be found at the end of a long corridor. Under the watchful eye of the triptychs by the artist Zoltan Zsako, one surrenders with pleasure to the Kagayaki No Sahos, ceremony of care created by the Maison EviDenS de Beauté.
La Maison EviDenS de Beauté, 31 rue Boissière – 75016 Paris
Photography & Text: Eve Campestrini – Translation: TextMaster @thesocialitefamily
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