Air France will renovate its La Première Lounge at Charles de Gaulle Airport this summer.
Covering more than 1,000 square meters, the lounge was designed in collaboration with MARKS Brandimage. It further develops the new La Première airport experience and the latest onboard suites. Combining spacious, enveloping interiors, warm materials and carefully calculated lighting, it creates an intimate and sophisticated atmosphere with meticulous attention to every detail.
In the dining area, which has increased its number of tables, table service will be offered with a menu created by Alain Ducasse’s team, including coquillettes with ham and black truffle, seasonal vegetarian dishes, and baba with rum or Armagnac.
The spacious lounge area has been completely refurnished. Iconic Ribbon armchairs by French designer Pierre Paulin, along with spacious armchairs, comfortable sofas, alcoves and partitions, allow guests to enjoy private spaces.
The Sisley spa will add one treatment room and offer treatments tailored to the time available. A private relaxation area equipped with daybeds, duvets and pillows, as well as a work area with private booths for calls and confidential conversations, will also be available. To mark the reopening, Jean-Michel Othoniel’s work “Wonder Block” will also be displayed.
Three adjoining private suites will be available, two of which can be connected upon request. Each 45-square-meter suite features a living room, a bedroom with a double bed, a bathroom and an outdoor patio, with Alain Ducasse’s menu served in the suite.
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