Editing Belle Époque salon (section)

==== The Open Salons of the Grand Maison de Noailles(3 Nights a Week, Public but Exclusive)====
These salons were prestigious but open to high society—intellectuals, aristocrats, artists, and political thinkers attended.
=====Salon de Noailles – General Conversation & Society Affairs=====
Attended by nobles, foreign diplomats, socialites, and writers. 
Discussions on literature, philosophy, and social trends. 
===== L’Académie des Lumières (The Academy of Lights) – Intellectual Debates & Discoveries=====
Professors, scientists, and inventors gathered to discuss new ideas in philosophy, technology, and psychology. 
Early discussions on Freud, electromagnetism, and new political theories. 
=====La Maison Bleue (The Blue House) – Art, Poetry, and Music=====
Hosted the greatest Parisian artists—painters, musicians, and bohemian writers. 
Famous Impressionist painters and poets like Monet, Debussy, and Verlaine attended.