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Louisa Rowland's Bartherotte cabin in Cap Ferret France
French website The Socialite Family chronicles how the “smart and cool”—and privileged—live in Europe. This is not the realm of inherited chateaus but of modernist taste applied to old Paris apartments and hipster vacation huts.
Photography by Constance Gennari, courtesy of The Socialite Family.
Rowland and family—her husband is a cameraman and they have twins, Hardy and Elodie—live in London, where she runs her unisex kids’ clothing line ABC123me.
Home for them there is one of the area’s coveted Bartherotte cabins, which the Socialite Family describes as “a sort of hut with a grandiloquent frame.”
A midcentury credenza is topped by a vintage lamp. He went on to create an enclave, and his sons Hadrien and Martin now run Cabanes Bartherotte & Frères, specializing in what they call “made-to-measure, ecological” cabins.
As in all Bartherotte cabins, just about everything is made of the area’s pine and other woods.
The twins’ beds have Mexican embroidered bedspreads.
There are three baths; this one has an industrial-style sink unit and exposed piping.
The wood construction extends to the Japanese-style family bathtub.
Bartherotte cabins are all about terrace living.
The house has a small pool and an outdoor sofa/daybed layered with cushions that Rowland made from vintage fabrics sourced online. The cabin is available to rent from local real estate agency Jane.