Christèle and Hubert moved from Paris to the small town of Lectoure in southwestern France, taking on the restoration of an 18th-century royal tannery. Now operating as the Manufacture Royale de Lectoure, a spacious bed and breakfast, it includes a garden suite called the “Jardin” that opens directly onto the property’s garden. Christèle and Hubert designed it in muted earth tones and in materials ranging from limewash and linen to rattan and ceramic, the suite is a look to co-opt. Here’s a list of the key elements.
Materials
Furniture
Lighting
Linens
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N.B.: This story originally ran on October 3, 2023, and has been updated with new links and information.
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