Lenny Kravitz Opens the Doors to His Stunning Paris Mansion

Lenny Kravitz has given fans a rare glimpse inside his opulent Paris mansion, a property he instantly fell in love with in the early 2000s. Featured in a new Architectural Digest video and profile, the rock icon recalls being spiritually drawn to the grand estate, once owned by French political figure Countess Anne d’Ornano. Located in the heart of the City of Lights, the mansion reflects what Kravitz calls “soulful elegance”—a balance of African, European, and Afrofuturist design with midcentury and luxurious elements. The space is adorned with works by iconic artists like Jean-Michel Basquiat and Richard Avedon. The home also features a basement nightclub and a library honoring his late mother, Roxie Roker. Kravitz, now 60, also runs Kravitz Design Studio, an AD100 firm specializing in interior design and branding, adding yet another layer of creative flair to his Paris sanctuary.

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