The Haeberlins are a real pilaster of French hospitality and, inside the hotel, they deal with the management of the historical restaurant Auberge de l'Ill where the chef Marc Haeberlin proposes a gourmet cuisine which has been awarded with three Michelin stars.
The restaurant, designed by Architectural firm Jouin Manku, is divided in four rooms and offers a dreamy scenary, in perfect harmony with Pedrali furniture. The dining room is characterised by a wall full of lights, while origami of butterflies and hummingbirds create a magnificent wallpaper. There is a transparency game and there are some reflections in the veranda, overlooking the garden, where everything is in great balance with nature. Stork, herons, lakes and enchanted forests are typical of the Alsatian room, while the elegant charm of the large chimney changes the room, which previously was a dovecote, in a cosy and protective wooden oasis.
The Ester armchair, designed by Patrick Jouin, has been chosen for the restaurant. Its sinuous and accommodating shapes, the attention to details, the refined die-casted aluminium legs and the unconditional comfort guaranteed by a seat made of polyurethane foam with elastic belts, represent the best choice for a restaurant which is a landmark for the international high restaurant world, adding to this space a touch of exceptional refinement.
Pedrali continues to contribute, with his furniture, to the celebration of the elegance of French style in prestigious place, which are also characterized by a great historical recall.
