Located in Le Perche, a national park in the Basse-Normandie region a few hours outside Paris, D’une Île is a medieval French settlement transformed into a bucolic bolthole. Come with us on a tour of the cottages (there are nine in the settlement).
Exposed beams and hexagonal tile flooring can be seen throughout the buildings.
A skull and antlers serve as accessories and clothing racks.
A deconstructed bath with a DIY copper faucet and sink.
One of the Double Standard rooms features Ilse Crawford’s Two-Seater Bench with Back.
The Super Suite is made up of three bedrooms, a living room, kitchenette, and study room.
A plywood build out separates one bedroom from the other.
A quirky attic bath designed with four antique doors of different proportions.
The cottages are dressed in vintage furniture and accessories.
The mix of vintage finds lend the cottages a laid-back boho vibe.