HB1 – QUADRILLAGE
Wrought iron forges an interplay of lines and transparency, like a light architectural structure that complements the landscape.
HB2 – TREILLAGE
In the gardens of Provence, the trellis is living architecture: it filters the sunlight, retains the coolness, and transforms the space into a refuge.
HB3 – LATTES
A half-open shutter, a garden fence, the lines of a shutter caught in the afternoon light: Provence reveals simple, familiar rhythms.
HB4 – IMPÉRATRICE
A scroll, a scalloped line, a curve that catches the light: in the gardens of Provence, a few details create a true identity.
HB5 – ANTIQUE
Iron develops a patina; stone softens; colours gain depth. In Provence and throughout the south of France, the sun and the seasons slowly transform materials.
HB6 – ANTIQUE
Some furniture in homes in the south of France seems to have belonged there forever, weathered by the seasons and a familiarity with long gatherings around the table.
HB7 – ANTIQUE
A chair arranged beneath a fragrant wisteria, a table set in the shade of an olive tree, evening light filtering through the foliage… These simple scenes of everyday life tell the story of Provence and the south of France
HB8 – CONSULAT
In the landscapes of the south of France, architecture and nature share a particular harmony: aged stone, limewash, foliage, and metal seem to belong to one and the same palette.
HB10 – GOTHIQUE
Arches, vaults, stone and wrought iron form a vocabulary in which every line and curve is intentional. Provence is shaped by centuries of inspired architecture.
HB12 – LATTES
In the sunbathed south of France, shutters and louvred shutters create lines that filter the sun without completely blocking it.
HB12 500 – LATTES
When sunny days arrive, the home spills onto the terrace, into the garden and around the pool.