Crem inaugurates new rooms in presence of Prince Albert II
Eric Mathon / Prince's Palace
The establishment reopened to the public on 6 September. The previous day, the Prince was present to open the doors to the completely refurbished lounges.
On Monday 5 September, the Club des Résidents Etrangers de Monaco (Crem) inaugurated its new, completely refurbished rooms. Prince Albert II was present for the small-scale ceremony. The Sovereign opened the doors to the renovated establishment, in the Le Mirabeau residence, after two months of work.
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“The Club is now more spacious, bright and modern while remaining faithful to the atmosphere and original design by Lady Tina Green [Sir Philip Green’s wife, Ed.],” reads the press release.
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The evening ended with a small cocktail reception. The Crem’s director, Chris Dhondt, thanked the partners involved in the different renovation phases: Marie-Pierre Martin Charpenel, interior designer and owner of MPMC Design, Dominique Roitel, CEO of Henryot & Cie (the oldest manufacturer of bespoke furniture), Lucas Pinton, CEO of Pinton, Master Aubusson upholsterers through the ages, and finally Luca Marcucci, director of TDMP, general contractor.