Not so long back, a mini-scandal broke out in France about the fact that the Panthéon houses 72 “great men” and just two women. Way before that, Corinne Moncelli had already chosen her own Dames du Panthéon by deciding to celebrate the women who dared, those who loved, the passionate ones, the women that decided to forge their own future – free, independent women : George Sand, Juliette Greco, Marguerite Duras, Edith Piaf or Les Cocottes. Through a subtle mix of contemporary creations and original vintage furniture, the 35 rooms over the six floor all have their feminine side.