PALAIS ZIG ZAG

At 3 Rue Honoré Labande, Palais Zig-Zag stands out for an architectural design that directly inspired its name. Designed by architect Yves Bachelier in 1930, the building is a notable example of Monaco’s Art Deco heritage, distinguished by a geometric façade shaped around a distinctive zigzag composition.

This graphic approach gives the property a particularly recognizable presence in the Jardin Exotique. The façade’s shifting lines create a strong visual identity, reflecting the architectural evolution of the interwar period and the move towards more structured, streamlined forms.

The apartments offered within the building currently include a variety of layouts, with properties reaching approximately 180 m² and configurations of up to three bedrooms. This range allows the historic character of the residence to accommodate different contemporary residential needs.

Set in the upper part of Monaco, Palais Zig-Zag benefits from the residential surroundings of Jardin Exotique while remaining connected to the Principality’s other districts. Its defining feature, however, remains its architecture: a distinctive façade that makes this property one of the recognizable examples of Monaco’s residential Art Deco heritage.