Showing posts with label Provence. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Provence. Show all posts

Cobbled House of Provence

A small road between Apt and Roussillon you will see the building; it already feels restored with taste. Bernard tells me about his home: “It had a crazy charm, a particular atmosphere, we couldn’t resist it! But there was so much to do... that's also the reason why it was for sale!” Passionate, he was very keen to find its yesteryear charm and for several months there were only the exterior walls left... the whole of the inside was in a state of disrepair. Retaining the original materials as much as possible Bernard has gradually re-created rooms with different levels, sizes and heights under ceilings, a wonderful work of architecture - we have the impression that they have always been like that. Renovation work led to the discovery of a fantastic “calade”, a courtyard cobbled with stones, which embellishes this mas house in Provence... view feature
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Le Mas de So, Provence

In a very special place, located between Uzès and Avignon and in the heart of the Côtes du Rhône nestled within the vineyards, Stéphane and Sonia immediately fell in love with an 18th century stone house perched on a hilltop. An abandoned property for sale this small country house, or ‘mas’ a typical house in Provence, was quickly transformed into a 700 m2 habitable and restored luxury villa available to rent. The elegance and class of a modernised interior awaits discovery within an ancient stone structure basking in the sun. Stéphane and Sonia think, calculate and draw inspiration from Tadao Ando for minimalism, Robert Mallet-Stevens for its spatial qualities, Le Corbusier for space and light. Moving you from the exterior architecture of stone, concrete and wood to an interior which oscillates between pure white, dark grey and brick; to rooms of raspberries, purple, blue, lemon and green anise. This unique locale, a place of liveliness, charm, character and feeling is enjoyed by all... view feature
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