Photography by Constance Gennari, courtesy of The Socialite Family.
Not long ago, we stumbled upon a home tour on The Socialite Family that stood out among its addictive inventory of sternly chic Parisian lofts and très jolie Old World residences.
Owned by Camille and Guillaume Boillot (a sixth-generation winemaker), the house is clad entirely in wood—on the outside and in.
The home’s exterior features weather-treated vertical wood slats stained dark to mimic the bark of pine trees. The Profile Bench by Stattmann Neue Moebel and Muuto Dot Wall Hooks make up the minimalist entry (see High/Low: Dot Wall Hooks for an inexpensive copycat).
All the cabinets in the kitchen are made of the same wood as the walls and ceilings for a cohesive look.
A casement window above the kitchen sink looks out onto the yard.
Every window was designed to capture as much natural light as possible—and to frame the outdoors in a compelling way. Built-ins, like this wall of low cabinets that doubles as a bench for the dining table, abound in the home.
In the second-floor play room, an Italian-made Cavallo Armchair with a brick-colored seat offers a perch upon which to admire the view from the oversized window, while a Beni Ourain rug provides a cozy spot for floor play; both are available via The Socialite Family.
A low sofa in the play room for lounging, reading, and napping.
The Boillots’ youngest child in his built-in bed with storage. The wallpaper is by Sandberg Wallpaper.
The family bathroom features a round vessel sink with a floating wood console. For details and more photographs of Camille and Guillaume’s home, go to The Socialite Family.