The House the Light Passes Through

The house is organized around a double height living room crossed by a suspended solid wood staircase, connecting the levels without ever partitioning the space. Light descends from a zenithal opening and spreads across polished light stone floors, extending into the reception rooms that follow one another seamlessly, from the dining table to the living room.

Eight rooms make up this 350 square meter ensemble, including four bedrooms designed so that everyone finds their own distance. The ground floor unfolds an open plan where the kitchen remains independent, extended by a scullery and direct access to the garden. In Deauville, minutes from the boardwalk, this residence offers a rare balance between volume and intimacy, between vertical light and horizontal comfort, with no architectural gesture needing to justify itself.