THE CHARM OF PROVENCE
“ The interior of this traditional villa, located in the unique village of Mougins, was inspired by the charm of nature and the local character of the French Riviera.
A modern interpretation of the region’s distinctive Provençal style brought a “fresh breath” to the traditional architecture.
The use of contemporary design pieces and art objects further emphasized the individuality of this eclectic interior. ”
“ The interior of this traditional villa, located in the unique village of Mougins, was inspired by the charm of nature and the local character of the French Riviera.
A modern interpretation of the region’s distinctive Provençal style brought a “fresh breath” to the traditional architecture.
The use of contemporary design pieces and art objects further emphasized the individuality of this eclectic interior. ”
The use of traditional materials, such as Silk Georgette marble, combined with the graphic lines of metal structures, adds contrast and dynamism to the volume.
The black-and-white graphic design of the decorative vases further enhances this visual concept.
The centerpiece of the hall is a semi-transparent structure made of textured glass that resembles fabric. It functions as a partition between the entrance hall and the living room, while also serving as a dominant design accent.
The beautiful view of the garden, visible through the living room windows, is an integral part of the space, creating a vibrant splash of color within the otherwise neutral-toned interior.
The central layout of the living room allows this area to become the “heart” of the home, where life naturally flows around this focal point.Table lamps, SIGMA L2.
Bespoke marble console, NG-STUDIO.
The central layout of the living room allows this area to become the “heart” of the home, where life naturally flows around this focal point.Table lamps, SIGMA L2.
Bespoke marble console, NG-STUDIO.
Lightweight armchairs in a 1950s style complete the lounge area and serve as a vibrant color accent in the interior.
The outer frame of the shelving unit extends into the partition wall design in the dining area. A concealed pocket between the two volumes accommodates a sliding panel that separates the two functional zones.
The rounded shapes of the dining table and chairs echo the design concept of the living room, while the use of raw natural textures in contrast with the glossy surfaces of marble and glass lends the dining area a distinctive eclectic charm.The JDHANSEN bronze sculpture brings an element of authenticity to the space.
Wall panels in a modern interpretation of boiserie, finished with textured wallpaper, frame the walls and provide a refined backdrop for wall sconces and artwork.
The minimalist kitchen design accommodates all technical requirements while creating a “clean” and functional interior.
The use of natural materials — the pronounced oak texture in the cabinetry and countertop, along with the stone surface — brings warmth and authenticity.
Dark painted metal in the profiles and table base adds a sense of dynamism and emphasizes the kitchen’s graphic character.Bar stools, VARASCHIN
The use of natural materials — the pronounced oak texture in the cabinetry and countertop, along with the stone surface — brings warmth and authenticity.
Dark painted metal in the profiles and table base adds a sense of dynamism and emphasizes the kitchen’s graphic character.Bar stools, VARASCHIN
The use of various storage systems ensures convenient access to large household appliances while maintaining the kitchen’s clean and minimalist design.
The contrasting interior of the study is designed not only as a workspace, but also as a home art gallery, with designated areas for displaying contemporary art pieces.The shelving unit’s combination of open and closed modules breaks up the monotony of the wall and provides essential storage solutions for documents and a home library.
The design was developed by NG-STUDIO.
The design was developed by NG-STUDIO.
The frame-like structure sets into the partition wall, creating a backdrop for AV equipment and acoustics. This approach echoes the bookshelf structure in the living room, reinforcing the cohesive design principle of the first floor.
The design was developed by NG-STUDIO.
The design was developed by NG-STUDIO.
The interior of the guest bedroom completes the overall design concept of the ground floor: the use of natural marble, oak veneer, and textured fabrics reflects the materials and techniques employed throughout the main level.
The interior of the private second floor is designed in an elegant neoclassical style with a neutral color palette and natural textures and materials, forming a cohesive foundation for the design of the adjoining rooms.
The use of furniture pieces with classical design elements adds warmth and softness to the second-floor hall.
The use of furniture pieces with classical design elements adds warmth and softness to the second-floor hall.
The wardrobe fronts are removable, allowing them to be replaced with more neutral options if needed.
The theme of eco-design runs as a central thread throughout the overall concept of the house and is further developed in the interior of one of the bedrooms.
Natural materials in an earthy color palette with pronounced textures are contrasted with the smooth surfaces of leather and metal, creating a harmonious yet dynamic composition.
Natural materials in an earthy color palette with pronounced textures are contrasted with the smooth surfaces of leather and metal, creating a harmonious yet dynamic composition.
The consistent use of materials in the finishes unifies these rooms into a cohesive stylistic volume.
The interior of the private master wing is designed in a neoclassical style with elements of Provence.
The use of garden-inspired furniture adds a distinctive charm and creates a visual and stylistic connection between the bedroom interior and the adjoining private terrace.
The use of garden-inspired furniture adds a distinctive charm and creates a visual and stylistic connection between the bedroom interior and the adjoining private terrace.
This is yet another example of a modern interpretation of classical wall treatment through the use of boiserie.
The cabinet fronts are finished with vinyl featuring a natural linen fabric texture.
Practical elegance is the motto of the private bathroom.
Applying the overall principle of integrating furniture into the interior architecture made it possible to fulfill all storage requirements and create an ergonomic bathroom layout.
Applying the overall principle of integrating furniture into the interior architecture made it possible to fulfill all storage requirements and create an ergonomic bathroom layout.
The final touch is the summer terrace, an integral part of the ground floor, designed as a seamless extension of the overall interior concept.
This principle of gradual spatial unfolding is a defining feature of the project.
