Bring a little Molitor home with these towels
The art of bathing becomes an art of living. This is the daring – but terribly coherent – challenge of the new collaboration between La Serviette Paris and the Hôtel Molitor.
A textile tribute to the Art Deco icon of Western Paris
It was a daring move to combine the vibrant heritage of Molitor, the aquatic temple of the 16th arrondissement, with the refinement of La Serviette Paris. The result is a daring capsule collection of towels and ponchos for adults and children, designed to extend the Molitor experience beyond the legendary pool.
Far from a simple hotel souvenir, each room is inspired by the Art Deco style that has graced Molitor’s walls since 1929. Two hues dominate: a sunny yellow, a tribute to the outdoor pool and its special light, and a deep blue, a nod to the mythical waters for which the place is famous. All in top-quality cotton, as soft to the touch as the promise of a vacation.
Everyday elegance from La Serviette Paris
Founded in 2016, La Serviette Paris has rapidly established itself as the home of high-end bath linens, recognizable by its graphic lines and eye for detail. Present in such iconic venues as Les Airelles and Iconic House, it is multiplying demanding collaborations (Diptyque, Café Kitsuné…).
With Molitor, aesthetics becomes functionality: maximum comfort, perfect fit and noble materials. The prices (€95 for a towel, €90 for an adult poncho, €60 for a child’s poncho) are part of an assertively upmarket segment, reserved for lovers of the art of summer living.
A collection to discover now
The collection is available at the Hôtel Molitor boutique, 13 rue Nungesser (Paris 16th), as well as at the La Serviette Paris flagship, rue Saint-Placide, Paris 6th. For the impatient, the official eshop already allows you to purchase a piece.
If you’d like to transform your bathroom into a chic cubicle, don’t delay – stocks are limited, like all the really good Parisian collaborations.
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