Inside Dan Single's decadent Paris hotel

1/10 Inside Dan Single's decadent Paris hotel

It's the hotel that gained notoriety after Ksubi founder Dan Single fell 35 metres out of his room, and left him "covered in pins and bolts" after a stay with his wife Bambi Northwood-Blyth last month. But behind the tragic accident, the Grand Hotel Amour has a cult following thanks to its debaucherously chic decor.

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2/10 Inside Dan Single's decadent Paris hotel

The effortlessly hip hotel is owned by Swedish graffiti artist Andre Saraiva, who is also a friend of Dan's.

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3/10 Inside Dan Single's decadent Paris hotel

Andre admits the charming dining area was inspired by a Viennese café.

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4/10 Inside Dan Single's decadent Paris hotel

Each of the hotel's 42 rooms are totally unique.

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5/10 Inside Dan Single's decadent Paris hotel

The hotel is located in Paris' 10th Arrondissement and is inspired by Andre's own travels and adventures.

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6/10 Inside Dan Single's decadent Paris hotel

The hotel is renowned for its raunchy artwork as well as suggestive furniture dotted around its rooms.

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7/10 Inside Dan Single's decadent Paris hotel

The hotel was opened in 2015 and includes showers, sauna and locker rooms for those needing to check in early. One thing you won't see? TVs - Andre isn't a fan.

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8/10 Inside Dan Single's decadent Paris hotel

Some of the furniture found in the hotel includes two Hermès typewriters, Josef Hoffman chairs and photos by Guy Bourdin, Helmut Newton and Carlotta Kohl.

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9/10 Inside Dan Single's decadent Paris hotel

The hotel's risque carpet is a defining feature, showing off customised artwork by André and Pierre Frey.

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10/10 Inside Dan Single's decadent Paris hotel

The gorgeous exterior sees creeping vines across the walls which overlook the dining area.

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