27/04/23

Château de Fabrègues by Pierre Yovanovitch

"...a living place, a place of research, projects, meetings, imagination and freedom."

A Provençal-inspired room with a round wooden table, modern sofa, and chair. A black industrial light hangs above, creating a warm ambiance.

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.

A stone-floored hallway with ornate ceiling and black door. Abstract art hangs above a rustic bench, evoking south of France charm.

A château window view of a landscaped garden with a fountain. Beyond lie golden fields and a dense forest under a clear blue sky.

A stylish living room with Provençal charm, featuring a carved fireplace, mixed furniture, and exposed ceiling beams. Modern art adds contrast.

Château de Fabrègues by Pierre Yovanovitch.

A reflecting pool bordered by stone paths at dusk. A dark sculpture stands on grass with trees behind, creating a serene Provençal atmosphere.

A minimalist château office with wooden desk, stone lamp, and unique chandelier. Beige walls complement the geometric-patterned floor.

A rustic loft bedroom with exposed beams and large windows. It features a wooden bed, bench, and cozy seating area, echoing Provençal architecture.

Château de Fabrègues by Pierre Yovanovitch.

“
Fabrègues embodies my vision. The art works seem to interact with each other, with the environment itself, creating the soul of the estate.
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A contemporary living room with curved sofa and stone coffee table. Striking eye artwork adorns the walls, while wooden elements add warmth.

A minimalist office with a geometric wooden desk holding a yellow lamp and notebook. Two chairs nearby complete the French-inspired design.

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