The Maison Violette stands out with its intricate wrought-iron balconies and the distinct cream-colored limestone facade that defines the architecture of the Grenelle district. Built in the late nineteenth century, the structure served as a private residence for the Violette family, who made their fortune in the perfume industry. During the height of their influence, the ground floor housed an exclusive salon where clients sampled experimental scents before they hit the market. The heavy oak doors still bear the original brass hardware from eighteen ninety-two.
Maison Violette
park garden