ELLE DECORのインスタグラム(elledecor) - 2月2日 08時33分

There are a few monumental pieces in the 16th-century Provençal weekend home of interior designer François Catroux and his wife, Betty, such as the polyhedron pendant in the living room, which he designed and had made out of oak, and a pair of exotic wood screens, which he first spotted decorating the windows of the Cerruti boutique on the Place de la Madeleine in Paris and negotiated to buy. Otherwise, it’s comfortable, with a mix of important designs such as a 1930s prototype of a chair by Axel Einar Hjorth, and flea-market finds like the mirrors he had made from tractor wheels. | Photo: Pascal Chevallier

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