after a two-year long renovation this 12th-century french chateau can finally be called home to Isabelle Site, owner of les petites emplettes, her husband Hubert and their three daughters. found in total disrepair — complete with damaged moat and drawbridge — the family brought the old castle back to life, but left behind hints of its history, choosing to leave bits of wallpaper and peeling paint giving the home a bohemian, eclectic mood. add to that some bold green paint and the house takes on an almost whimsical, wes anderson vibe, while the upstairs hosts bedrooms and bath decorated with elements from isabelle’s shop les petites emplettes, with a much more neutral palette. for the full tour, visit inside out magazine.
• photography via inside out magazine.
The green shades are stunning x
Jessica — WS Community
This by-gone romantic – Wes Anderson vibe is a joy…with all the hard work and planning this family have made, it’s well worth it.
Don’t know that I would’ve been brave enough to choose that striking green.
This is stunning! Can I please have it and I promise to let Wes film on my location!
I don’t like this too-rustic-for-me style but the architecture is beautifull, those doors are amazing! I can’t imagine how hard must be to keep all clean…
Love the color! Such a relief not to see everything neutral!
I love the big green doors, but a little goes a long way. The green window moldings are too much for my taste. I applaud their uniqueness, though.