MAJORELLE

Built in 2014 by the Nantes-based architectural firm Atelier Solo, the house with its clean lines reveals a subtle composition of volumes and materials. From the largely glazed entrance, the gaze is drawn to the double suspended staircase in black metal with graphic lines on one side, and to the fluid and refined living spaces on the other. Living room and dining room follow one another with the only separation being a double-sided insert, with omnipresent light thanks to the glazed corners and sliding windows that erase the boundaries between interior and exterior and offer a permanent dialogue with the garden. Continuing on, the immaculate kitchen adjoins the summer living room with its wooden ceiling, hidden behind privacy screens. On the night side, a first space takes place on the garden level with a master suite and a guest bedroom with private bathroom. Upstairs, two bedrooms accessible from a bright gallery share a bathroom. Outside, the landscaped garden is part of a calm environment, well oriented and not overlooked with a swimming pool, bordered by a wooden terrace that invites relaxation. Reminiscent of the Majorelle blue wall, a minimalist cube hides an outbuilding including a bedroom and a bathroom, allowing comfortable entertaining. A garage completes this property.