The south bedroom, which looks out onto the terrace, still has all its original furnishings. There is a bed, a cosy-corner and a wardrobe; the two latter pieces – like the ones that Jourdain designed for the living room – are suspended to enable easy cleaning of the floor under them.
There are also some very functional storage units, equipped with mirror door, moveable arm, fold-up tablets, sliding covers, drawers with collapsible face or that open in splay… All of these pieces were designed by Mallet-Stevens, with input by the owners; they were made by cabinetmaker Jean Bonino and have a cherry wood veneer.
In the adjoining bedroom, the Studio-Bar designed by Charlotte Perriand and made by Jean Prouvé, which is now in the collections of the Pompidou Centre, has been replaced by two Brazza type wardrobes, attributed to Prouvé and Perriand, which come from the Unité d’Habitation Air France at Brazzaville, 1951.