The design has been named after the famous Square Montholon, located in the 9th Arr. in Paris, a recreational space in the theatre district, from which Tristan Lohner carries fond childhood memories. For him, the square is a true haven of tranquillity and a symbol of 19th-century romanticism – a place where artists, intellectuals, children, and passers-by rest and coexist amidst sculptures and century-old trees that give rhythm to space and time.
