Philippe Starck is known for his provocative and whimsical approach to design, infusing narratives into his creations.The Maison Heler hotel in Metz, France, was inspired by Starck's novel 'La vie minutieuse de Manfred Heler.'The hotel features a mix of minimalist concrete and a tin-clad gabled roof, creating a unique visual contrast.Every detail in Maison Heler reflects the life story of the fictional character Manfred Heler, from the decor to the dining experiences.The brasserie and bar in the hotel symbolize the love between Manfred and his wife, with design elements reflecting their story.The hotel's rooms and suites feature functional design elements with touches of whimsy, such as 'mental games' objects created by Manfred.Manfred's Bar in the hotel evokes the theme of invention with experimental cocktails and mechanical-inspired design details.The overall design of Maison Heler aims to create a surreal and immersive experience for guests, blending historical and modern influences.Rooms at Maison Heler start at $190, offering guests a chance to stay in a Philippe Starck-designed hotel with a unique narrative-driven concept.The hotel design combines elements of fantasy and history, providing visitors with a truly one-of-a-kind hospitality experience.