In Provence, in the south of France, the Parisian studio Pietri Architects has created a simple building, a discreet structure where wood and concrete pleasantly alternate on the pure lines of the facades
Villa with swimming pool in Provence. Essential lines between cement and wood
The French studio Pietri Architects has created a villa in Provence, in the south of France, with pure and essential lines, a discreet building where wood and concrete alternate to animate the facades of a simple structure, discreetly nestled on the hillside
It is a discreet building but with great style, as demonstrated by the pure lines of its design. The main materials used are wood and white cement: contemporary materials that blend in well with the surrounding environment
The house extends over two floors on an area of about 350 square meters. On the first floor, there are three bedrooms for children, each with its own private play area and a living room for the family
The main view can be enjoyed from the living room on the ground floor, along the corridor. The bedrooms on the first floor offer a splendid view of the surrounding valleys and from the terraces you can also enjoy a 360° panoramic view
Each room is independent and has its own private bathroom. All rooms are connected by a long illuminated corridor and a common relaxation area
A project based on the simplicity of forms and materials that convey a subtle and harmonious style and personality
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