31-35 Capucines

Between 1860 and 1872, this building housed the shop and studio of the renowned photographer Nadar, who immortalised famous figures such as Baudelaire, Bernhardt, Hugo, Maupassant and Verne. This place also made history by hosting the first Impressionist exhibition in 1874, with artists such as Monet, Renoir, Cézanne and Degas. 

An ideal place to attract talent 

35 Capucines combines heritage and modernity, with practical services and light-filled floors. The entrance hall offers a lounge area, concierge service and smart lockers, to make life easier for employees. The 800 sq.m of outdoor space — courtyards, planted terraces, balconies and a rooftop with a breathtaking view of Paris — offer relaxing and inspiring environments. 

A central location with excellent connections 

Located in the Opéra/Madeleine district, 35 boulevard des Capucines is near Place Vendôme, surrounded by shops and restaurants to suit every budget. Near the department stores, at the heart of a vibrant area, it benefits from excellent public transport connections, being close to metro lines 8, 12 and 14, as well as RER A. Soft mobility is also encouraged with 100 bike spaces, 20 scooter spaces, and changing rooms with showers inside the building.