A Stone Farmhouse in France, Redone by Studio Maclean
Photography courtesy of Studio Maclean
Back in 2003, London-based interior designer Jason Maclean and his business partner, Amanda Gillis, purchased an 1850s stone farm that was in a state of ruin. Located in the southwest of France, it came with a houseful of restorable original features. Maclean and a group of handy friends moved to France for a few months and worked seven days a week until the job was complete; take a look.
Maclean and a friend built the walls and steps of the kitchen courtyard from stones gathered on the property.
The granary attic turned living room loft "can only be accessed from a staircase hidden in a kitchen cupboard,” says Maclean.
The kitchen features Tisettanta’s Elam kitchen system cabinets with stainless steel counters.
The cabinets are painted Dulux’s Pebble Mosaic.
An Arne Jacobsen Swan Sofa stands against Eley Kishimoto wallpaper designed and hand-screened for the house.
An Arne Jacobsen Swan Sofa stands against Eley Kishimoto wallpaper designed and hand-screened for the house.