Photography by Adam Letch
South African based architecture firm SAOTA, have completed a new house in Saint Tropez, France, that’s been designed for indoor-outdoor living.
At the front of the house, travertine stepping stones guide visitors to the double height, solid wood front door that has a fluid free form bronze handle.
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Stepping inside, a capiz shell chandelier occupies the double volume entrance hall area and large frameless windows allow for views over the pool and garden area.
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The interior opens up to a sloped garden that’s surrounded by a pine forest for privacy and is home to swimming pool, an outdoor pavilion with lounge and a cocktail bar.
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Stairs lead from the backyard up to a partially covered long terrace with an outdoor lounge and dining area.
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The interior spaces open up to the terrace, creating a seamless indoor/outdoor living experience. In the living room, comfortable furnishings surround a coffee table.
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In the dining room, a bespoke chandelier hangs over the dining table and adds a touch of luxury to the space, while light vein cut travertine floors contrast the black slim line sliding doors.
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In the kitchen, hardware-free white upper cabinets have been paired with wood lower cabinets and open shelving for a minimalist look.
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In one of the bedrooms, large sliding doors open the bedroom up to the terrace, while a large chaise provides a place to relax.
Photography by Adam Letch
Decorative black tiles have been used in the shower of this bathroom, while a white standalone bathtub is positioned to take in tree views. The vanity combines both black cabinets and a white countertop to complement the overall contemporary look.
