Built in the seventeenth century and nestled among the hills is French interior designer Pierre Yovanovitch's château in the south of France. Four round towers, topped with glazed tiles that symbolize the four seasons, frame this distinctively Provençal architecture embedded in its surrounding vegetation.

Working for nearly five years with exceptional craftsmen, passion and determination, together they brought this fading building back to life, along with the original garden which had vanished. Filled with 20th-century art and design, the residence has become the designer's haven of peace. It is the full and complete expression of his taste - a sort of living manifesto.