Antique and contemporary with panoramic views

Perched on the hill on a plot of 6,140 m², this exceptional house of a Parisian architect takes place in the center of the ruins of a hamlet. Very discreet and almost invisible to the eyes of the walker, she contemplates the mountains of Vaucluse and revolves around a patio with light through.

Its magnificent construction in massive Gard stone, in the color of the sun, glass and wood draws the lesson of Provencal vernacular architecture to adapt to the climate of the region. The stone breathes and naturally gives a thermal inertia, the windows are triple glazed.

The infinity swimming pool of 16 m, unfolds between the ruins of the old hamlet and creates a real dialogue with them, with the landscape in the background.

A living room of 92 m² dressed in polished concrete floor and birch plywood on the ceiling, high bay windows through and offers an exceptional view of the valley and the Monts de Vaucluse. Two rooms in the west sheltered from the sun by sliding vertical sunbreak breezes in larch share a bathroom. A sauna separates them from the parental suite with the incredible sight on the landscape. Sliding doors made of glass or birch plywood preserve privacy.

An independent volume located on the side of the main house, with its garden and access to the pool houses a fully equipped and functional studio.

This very successful construction integrates perfectly with the landscape and enjoys a ground with breathtaking panorama. Everything here reflects the quality of the materials, the choice of colors and attention to detail, the right balance between sobriety and elegance, a real favorite.