The explanations to go to Marseille are stacking up currently—and right here’s one other:
Margot and I’ve been obsessed with La Traverse, a recent artwork and design house helmed by gallerist-curator Catherine Bastide. Housed in “a southern-style home overlooking Malmousque Cove in Marseille, constructed within the early twentieth century and renovated in 2020 by Marion Bernard Architects,” it additionally contains The Little Terrace, a top-floor pied a terre the place every thing’s on wheels. Take a look at this “attic studio with a sea view,” obtainable for stays.
Above: The attic studio has modernist enchantment: a tile ground, painted rafters, and mattress on wheels. All of the furnishings is designed by upcycling workshop Ateliers Laissez Passer in Marseille from supplies salvaged from the Grand Port Maritime de Marseille. Above: For max flexibility, every thing’s on wheels. Above: Beside the kitchen house: bookshelves constructed below the eaves and a spare mattress. Above: The modular kitchen encompasses a sink, tile and wooden worktops, and storage aplenty. Above A take a look at the reclaimed drawers… Above: …and yellow bowl sink. Above: The shiny ground tiles have a glowy impact within the night gentle. Above: The balcony and—not pictured—a bathe room with a view. Above: The studio is out there from €140/night time. For more information and to e-book, head to La Traverse.
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