Maison VivArt Paris is a reception house in the 20th arrondissement of Paris, rented in exclusivity for weddings, private receptions, seminars, company evenings, product launches, fashion shows, cocktails and photo shoots. Each booking covers two salons, the Grand Salon and the Salon Privatif, plus the annexes. The address is 4 impasse Cordon-Boussard, 75020 Paris.
Seminars and company events
The venue lists seminars, company evenings, product launches and conferences among the events it hosts. The Grand Salon is described as a generous, modular space for celebrations, dinners, conferences and company evenings. The Salon Privatif is a second, more intimate room that extends the reception and can be arranged in different ways depending on the event. Because the whole house is reserved for one group, a company can run a plenary in one room and a cocktail or a break in the other without sharing the address with another client.
Weddings and receptions
Weddings and private receptions come first in the venue's own description. The decor combines classical architecture with modern comfort: refined moldings, an oak floor, gilded mirrors, columns and natural light. The house also mentions fashion shows and photo shoots, which suggests the rooms are flexible enough for staged layouts. The booking is exclusive, and guests have the house to themselves for the length of the reservation.
Rooms and capacities
Two named rooms are included in every booking: the Grand Salon and the Salon Privatif. The annexes are a kitchen, a cloakroom and toilets, and the venue states that no space is rented separately. The official pages do not give a surface area or a guest capacity for either room. The contact form asks for the number of guests, the event date and the start and end times, so send those details with your request and ask for the seated, standing and theatre figures in writing.
Catering
The venue says clients are free to choose their suppliers and to personalize each moment. The house has a fully equipped professional kitchen, which suits a caterer who prepares or finishes dishes on site. Confirm with the venue which caterers have already worked in the house and what the rules are for deliveries and cleaning.
History and setting
The site presents the house as a Parisian reception house behind discreet doors. Beyond the two salons, it lists a sound system, ambient lighting effects, three fully equipped toilets, fast Wi-Fi, modular furniture and a small private courtyard. There is parking nearby, but no private parking lot, which matters for guests who arrive by car and for suppliers who must unload.
Getting there
The house is in the 20th arrondissement, on a dead-end street (an impasse). The pages available do not name a metro station, so ask the venue for the nearest lines and for the access rules for delivery vehicles. Visits are arranged by appointment through the contact form or by phone at 07 53 36 67 93.
