South African based architecture firm SAOTA, have completed a new house in Saint Tropez, France, that’s been designed for indoor-outdoor living.
At the front of the house, travertine stepping stones guide visitors to the double height, solid wood front door that has a fluid free form bronze handle.
Stepping inside, a capiz shell chandelier occupies the double volume entrance hall area and large frameless windows allow for views over the pool and garden area.
The interior opens up to a sloped garden that’s surrounded by a pine forest for privacy and is home to swimming pool, an outdoor pavilion with lounge and a cocktail bar.
The interior spaces open up to the terrace, creating a seamless indoor/outdoor living experience. In the living room, comfortable furnishings surround a coffee table.
In the dining room, a bespoke chandelier hangs over the dining table and adds a touch of luxury to the space, while light vein cut travertine floors contrast the black slim line sliding doors.
Decorative black tiles have been used in the shower of this bathroom, while a white standalone bathtub is positioned to take in tree views. The vanity combines both black cabinets and a white countertop to complement the overall contemporary look.
Photography by Adam Letch | Architects: SAOTA | Architects of Record: Libre Architecture Concept | Project Team: Stefan Antoni & Thomas Paturle
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