Once upon a time, a world-renowned cellist lived with her beloved cat in Paris. After her passing, her home was transformed into a small personal museum, celebrating her remarkable career. Her faithful cat, now the museum's living mascot, continues to reside there.

On the first floor, visitors are greeted by a bust of the artist and can purchase postcards as souvenirs. The second floor showcases the cellist's cello and bow, accompanied by photos of the mischievous kitten's musical escapades.

On the top floor, the musician's bed remains by the fireplace, where the cat sleeps peacefully after the museum closes. A unique window on the second floor, crafted from golden whips, resembles a harp, adding a musical charm to the space.