Oh, Daniel...!

The thing is, if you're gonna get a house in the South of France, it may as well be one like this, no? Daniel's house is not really run of the mill, but you get the idea. After having talked about houses that tend to be on the smaller side, it's good to move on to houses with a different floor plan. Of course in a house like this one, you'll try to keep as much of the XVII century features as possible (he's living in the lower floor, the upper floor is an independent apartment) after all, age is one of the selling points here.

He says that he's still working on the house, but I find it super charming as is. Really. I don't mind the ceilings or the walls. I quite like them as they are. The contrast of that sofa with the walls and the artwork is just darling. I find it interesting that he does like the Armani minimalist style but when choosing to decorate his house he goes for a warmer, maximalist style (did you hear about that door he's using as a table?). 

I do agree with him when it come with LED lights: nice in a ringlight, ghastly in a living room or bedroom. His bedroom, by the way, is actually cool. He said it's literally been recreated. I find that to be fascinating but really, I would need a LOT of patience. Living in an old house you do need a ton of patience. And be inventive, see for example, his bathroom. 

Oh, the courtyard. Love! I really like that kind of spaces (le salon vert, as he calls it) so cute. And what about the little tower? What? Yuri and Alfonso I'm sure approve of all this.

XOXO

P.S. today is VOTER REGISTRATION DAY.