Tucked away in the pine-covered hills of Cap d’Antibes, a storied mansion once known as Impérial Garoupe has been quietly reimagined as Villa Miraé—a five-star hideaway where design, craftsmanship, and a Riviera state of mind converge.

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Now part of the Relais & Châteaux collection and under the wing of Inwood Hotels, the newly unveiled Villa Miraé is the vision of Oscar Lucien Ono, founder of Maison Numéro 20, who brings his signature blend of poetic modernity and old-world finesse to the French Riviera.

This isn’t just a renovation—it’s a slow, sensorial unfolding. “A space should feel like a story,” says Ono. “It should move you—visually, emotionally, atmospherically.” And Miraé does exactly that.

A PALETTE OF SEA, SUN, AND SCENTED GARDENS 

Each corner of the property is wrapped in a narrative of the Riviera’s most enduring elements: the sea, the sun, and gardens in full bloom. The story plays out in tones of ochre, blue, and green, threaded through thirty-five rooms—including eight suites with private terraces—each styled with intent and intimacy.

Blush-toned walls, Roman tile roofs, and Burgundy stone floors give the hotel the air of a Provençal hamlet frozen in a golden hour. But make no mistake: this is quiet luxury at its most considered.

Ono’s eye for craft is everywhere—hand-painted ceilings by Antonin Lamotte, bespoke mosaics by Friul Mosaïque, and sculptural Murano glass lighting that feels more like collectible art than decor. Maison Numéro 20 furnishings complete the picture: tactile, timeless, and effortlessly edited.