Built on an orchard in 1925, this unsuspected Art Deco Provencal villa is just a stone's throw from the village center.
Rather neglected by time and fashion, we wanted to rediscover a family home that would have evolved naturally with its successive inhabitants, while retaining the decorative codes
of the 1920s and subtly integrating modern comfort technologies.
New spaces were created, ranging from a previously inaccessible tower room, now a library, to the first floor, where a series of cellars and garages are now attached to the main level, to the entire garden, previously abandoned, which has been totally redesigned to offer a variety of places for naps, meals and discussions.
Architecture, Interior Design & Decoration
