MEDITERRANEA and WEEK-END MAKE AN ELEGANT APPEARANCE AT HOTEL CASTELBRAC
The 5* hotel features a subtle combination of styles : Art Deco, 1930s and coastal ambiance
The imposing seafront building has served multiple purposes: the home of a rich Englishman, a marine research station, and the aquarium of the national natural history museum. With current owner Yann Bucaille, a new chapter is in the making.
Parisian interior designer Sarah Benhamou achieved the elegant transformation of the extraordinary 19th-century property situated in the French town of Dinard, Brittany. The building now houses a 5-star hotel graced with a combination of design styles, including vintage, contemporary, 1930s, Art Deco, and seaside resort.
The palette of materials is deliberately elaborate, mingling velvet, walnut timber, and marble (which echoes the brass in the Mediterranea floor lamp).
With its rust-proof design, the Week-end garden furniture collection turned out to be an obvious choice for the waterfront terrace.
The pieces of the collection were selected in black, terracotta, and ivory. Please note that ivory is a contract-only colour.
Photo credit: Castelbrac hotel
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Floor lamp Mediterannea - Brass
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High stool Week-End - Terracotta
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High stool Week-End - Black
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High round table Week-End - Terracotta
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WEEK-END COLLECTION CURATED FOR SOUTHERN FRANCE LA REINE JANE HOTEL
In 2017, the hotel underwent an exceptional renovation, as a team of French designers were granted carte blanche to style each of the hotel’s bedrooms. BrichetZiegler’s garden furniture collection Week-End was selected in shades of blue to fit in with the seaside-style interior design.Discover -
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