Our furniture photoshoot in Provence
A southern location for complete isolation and indulgence
Nestled in an unusually secluded and calm setting in the southeast of France, we photographed our furniture at the exclusive property Câlin. With undisturbed views on long stretched wine fields, trees and mountain Mont Ventoux, this location provided the ideal setting to capture our furniture on camera.
Photography by Piet-Albert Goethals
Design & architecture
The Belgian design studio Contekst took care of the architecture of Câlin. They transformed the group of abandoned buildings into an exclusive hospitality destination.
Concrete walls, sand-coloured cast floors, white grey flagstone and wood create a cohesive aesthetic.
The harmonious composition of soft tones and materials is enhanced by carefully picked deco.
Interior stylist Bea Mombaers selected deco and art pieces to create an inviting and inspiring interior.
Beauty in serenity
The furniture pieces were arranged in a series of outdoor and indoor settings, accentuating the calmness of the environment.
Lloyd loom
The elegant lines and texture of our woven chairs fit wonderfully well with the soft linen upholstery and subdued colour palette. The result is a striking display of craftmanship.
3 interconnected buildings
Delicate pathways and concealed linkages, weaving through enclosed and open-air realms, foster an air of intrigue and captivating circulation. Meticulous consideration has been bestowed upon privacy, ensuring each guest can retreat into serenity at their discretion.
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