Paris, 16th arrondissement. Behind the stately façade of one of the city’s most refined hôtel particuliers lies the world of Lenny Kravitz — an artist as passionate about design and architecture as he is about music. His residence, known as Villa Roxie, radiates soul, warmth, and a timeless sense of individuality.
A tribute to his mother and ancestors
Named after his late mother, actress Roxie Roker, the house stands as a personal homage. “It’s my way of keeping her presence here in Paris,” Kravitz says. Each room celebrates heritage and emotion — from portraits of Roxie to carefully curated African and mid-century art.
Soulful elegance
Kravitz describes the aesthetic as “soulful elegance” — a union of African heritage, European architecture, and modern restraint. Through his firm Kravitz Design, he conceived everything from the custom Swarovski chandelier to a Steinway piano of his own design that merges African lines with European craftsmanship.
A house that sings
The basement hides a secret — a private nightclub once a boiler room, now filled with light, rhythm, and energy. “That’s the heart and soul of the house,” says Kravitz. It’s a sanctuary of sound, creativity, and quiet reflection.
More than luxury
Spanning over 1,500 square meters, Villa Roxie is more than a residence — it’s a sanctuary of music, art, and family. For Kravitz, true luxury lies not in opulence, but in honesty, emotion, and authenticity.
Lenny Kravitz’s Paris home is not merely a design marvel — it is a living story, a museum of memory, and a testimony to an artist who views luxury as the voice of the soul.
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