Castel Béranger

Castel Béranger is a residential building located at 14 Rue Jean de La Fontaine in Paris, designed by architect Hector Guimard and constructed between 1895 and 1898. It comprises thirty-six apartments and is recognized as one of the first Art Nouveau residences in Paris. The building features a distinctive façade that blends Neo-Gothic elements with curving lines and natural forms, reflecting Guimard's innovative approach to design. The interior includes a variety of decorative details, such as stained glass, ceramic panels, and custom-designed fixtures, all contributing to its unique architectural character. In 1898, Castel Béranger was awarded the city's façade prize, highlighting its significance in the architectural landscape of Paris.