Nestled in the pine forests of the southwest, Villa Hossegor embodies an art of living in harmony with the surrounding nature.
"We wanted to create a house that was both minimalist and warm, where each element dialogues with the landscape.", explains Sarah Poniatowski.
Fruit of four-handed work between the Arsenal architectural agency and the studio Maison Sarah Lavoine of Bordeaux, the project reflects a shared vision of discreet refinement and the link to the territory.
Inspired by the subtle nuances of the Landes coast, the palette of natural colors and raw materials, such as the painted wood of the facades or the traditional tiles, give the place a timeless elegance. Nestled in a lush pine forest, the house opens onto a series of intimate terraces, inviting you to fully enjoy the sun and calm of the site.
The living room, the true heart of the project, embodies this meeting between nature and sophistication. Its cathedral ceiling with exposed beams and large bay windows let in changing light over the hours, creating a subtle play of shadows and reflections.
The choice of furniture, with simple and enveloping lines, reinforces this soothing atmosphere where authenticity takes precedence. Here, soft textures and sober tones mingle with the scents of wood and sea spray, offering a setting conducive to relaxation and contemplation.
Designed as a true timeless parenthesis, the Hossegor villa reflects the approach of Maison Sarah Lavoine and the Arsenal agency: a balance between comfort and aesthetics, where every detail tells a story. Far from the superfluous, simplicity becomes a luxury and minimalism an art of living. More than a vacation home, this home is an invitation to slow down, soak up the landscape and savor the moment.
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