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On the occasion of the 30th anniversary of the Studio MHNA, Marc Hertrich and Nicolas Adnet confide themselves through a new book, sharing over the pages of exclusive universes imagined for a cosmopolitan clientele. Luxury(s), Nature(s), Exoticism(s), Impertinence(s), Gourmandise(s) and Reverie(s) make up the chapters, like so many influences that animate their creations. A true ode to interior architecture, this opus reveals the different facets of their profession, from effervescence to the art of patience, from the quest for harmony…

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Built in the 19th century on the outskirts of a village in the French region of the Provence, this bastide has been redesigned into a modern holiday home, and has kept all its sunlit charm. Chic, but not in excess. Wonderfully welcoming. A stylish study by designer duet Marc Hertrich and Nicolas Adnet.

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Paul Maxence - Haute Hospitalité lounge is the result of a collaboration between the famous eponymous Haute Conciergerie company, its owner the 3S Alyzia group and the Studio MHNA. The vision of Paul Maxence is to welcome guests as opposed to clients, and to offer refined moments based on attentive, tailored-made and stylist services. Studio MHNA has designed an unparalleled visual brand identity and hence the 1st exclusive lounge at CGD Paris airport Terminal 2. The lounge surface, of 250m…

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Continuing the work on the image of this prestigious brand, the Studio MHNA presents this boutique project completed in July 2020, located a stone's throw from the Place du Trocadéro in Paris. By shaking up certain codes of luxury, the Studio has endeavoured to find the best possible balance between the very strong image of this now century-old institution and a rejuvenated image: a chic and accessible showcase for discovering the nobility of caviar and the richness of this gastronomic…

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Faithful to its creative and poetic spirit, the Studio MHNA "dreamed this village as the last refuge before the peaks". Set on the slopes at an altitude of 1860 metres, Club Med Alpe d'Huez revives the traditional mountain aesthetics codes in a contemporary and welcoming style. In a warm atmosphere, the Studio MHNA has created different decors inspired by sports themes or the wild herbarium of the famous botanist Gaston Bonnier. The 442 guest rooms of this village look like…

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