A small architecture built in the garden of a classical Provencal villa. Simple, austere interiors create an atmosphere of calm and serenity.
A place to reflect, to let time pass by. Large windows open onto the garden, capturing the light and bright colors of the Provençal landscape so dear to the Impressionists. Inside, antique yet minimalist furniture lends strength and rigor to the bucolic authenticity of the house. The offset roof creates the dissonance necessary to create harmony and balance: the house seems to float between dream and reality.

A ”conceptual” house. It is always nature that dictates.
It is from this inescapable principle that the design idea was born. Built using the slope of the terraces of a beautiful olive grove, the house fits quietly, without ornaments, nor superfluous decorations, in a context where the vegetation is the master.
The artifact is an expression of humility, austerity and simplicity reduced to the extreme. It is important to be in harmony with the surrounding nature.
The spaces, stripped of the superfluous, present a clean, essential and abstract architecture, composed of massive materials: concrete, wood and iron, which, left bare, in their expressive power, send us back to a zen, mystical, ancestral atmosphere. In a word, “conceptual”.