To that end, I looked for pictures of this fabled hearth, but found none. However, his home in Sache, France was too good not to show anyway. These were taken in 1968 for Life:


The man himself:

And his exquisite studio:

But the house is so charming it makes me want to spit:

And it really wouldn't be complete without one of these overhead:

The same room later in the day. I tell you, they understand localized lighting:

Let's take a closer look ...

Ah, tchotkes! A man after my own heart. I love the use of an old funnel (perhaps a Calder contraption), and the candy mold used as a reflector for the sconce. And in the next, look how artfully baking tins are employed as shades:

Parts of this house appear to incorporate small caves or rock face. This kitchen look like camping in the best way:

And a couple of tables whose sole purpose seems to be the support of pretty, colorful things:

Really folks, the only thing missing is a glass hearth. Otherwise, wholly delectable.
1 comment:
I agree with you the home is very charming.
-Zane of ontario honey
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