Following the completion of Château La Banquière, the project expanded into a collection of twelve guest rooms nestled within the historic Provençal village on the estate. While the château interiors were shaped by the building’s architectural heritage and sense of grandeur, the village offered an opportunity to explore a more playful and expressive design language. Each room was conceived as its own destination, with a distinct palette, materiality, and narrative, creating twelve unique experiences connected by a shared design philosophy.
Inspired by the surrounding landscape, the interiors celebrate the relationship between nature, craftsmanship, and place. Naturally dyed textiles, organic materials, and bespoke details draw from the colours and textures of Provence, while subtle references to the estate’s history, including the recurring bee motif, create a sense of continuity throughout the collection. The result is a series of immersive spaces that blur the boundary between indoors and out, offering a contemporary interpretation of Provençal living.
