The Hôtel Mont-Blanc: A Touch of Vintage Charm
Rediscover the Hôtel Mont-Blanc in Megève and its new decor
New Furniture
The Sibuet family, which has always cultivated an elegant sense of extravagance at this legendary address in Megève, has just redesigned its lounges and guest rooms, infusing them with a modern yet timeless spirit where beautiful ceramics, artisanal pieces, and furniture from the 1950s and 1960s come together. The result? Chic—even iconic.
In this new interior design, decorated exclusively in monochromatic white, the Sibuets have masterfully combined the clean, distinctive lines of the 1950s and 1960s with the softness and elegance of this “non-color.” A choice that resonates perfectly with the hotel’s name, and a renovation in harmony with what gives Mont Blanc its very special aura. “We wanted to draw on influences from the 1950s and 1960s, featuring many designer pieces, such as sofas by Guillerme et Chambron, vintage ceramic lamps with a ’60s aesthetic, and a beautiful collection of Vallauris ceramics.”
The result? The new furnishings in the lounges and suites transcend trends, much like the sublime white ceramic sun custom-made for the hotel by Julien Capron, grandson of the famous ceramic artist Roger Capron.
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