Sometimes, when I visit interiors like the one in Quitterie, I come out with wings… I imagine that it’s because they inspire me and that, behind the lens, I see a multitude of details that attract my attention (and my decor addict heart!), and that with every shot I say to myself: “what a great idea”, “I have to start shopping again”, “I’ll change the color of the stairs”, “light bulbs like this are much better”, “and these pendants, but it’s obvious! »… In short, I’m going home with the desire to change everything in the house because, if this mother of three managed to transform this beautiful house, to raze and redesign the ground floor, to redesign the spaces, to make amazing bathrooms, to find the time to go into the smallest details and everything else, while she was pregnant, then it’s time to do some cleaning in the house, it’s spring, we’re dusting, we’re changing the colors of the walls, plus we’re vaguely confined so we have time I let you discover this delightful house entirely furnished by Quitterie, interior designer and founder of the agency. Staging and who, as you will immediately see, has excellent taste and ideas galore. And a certain sense of staging really…
View of the dining room from the living room. Vincent Sheppard armchairs.In the living room, Rock The Kasbah pendant lamp.Sofa for holiday home.On the fireplace, Epure vase, Justine Lacoste.Sofa for holiday home. On the wall, The Frame television, Samsung. The curtains are antique linen sheets.Serax lamp.In the foreground, HK Living palm lamp.VaseZangra wall lamps and chiseled glass bulbsIn the dining room, the table top is Quitterie’s old garage shutter placed on black sawhorses. Chairs from 5francs.fr spray painted with the same paint as the stairs. Pendant lamps by Studio Koushi at Maison de Vacances.
Caravan mirrors
Like an island, an old piece of furniture found on Selency in which the hob was set. Selency bar stools. Polished concrete floor, Mercadier.
Ikea kitchen dressed with Plum Kitchen doors, cloud color.Zangra wall lamps connected by a braided wire.Ancient window to separate the kitchen from the entrance.Zellige backsplash, Mosaic Factory. Les Petits Bohèmes suspension.
Les Petits Bohèmes mirrors
On the first floor landing, Le Monde Sauvage wallpaper. Cosmos, Caravan pendant lamps. Black paint, Farrow & Ball.
In the bedroom of Quitterie and her husband, headboard painted with ocher paint, Holiday Home at Ressource.Honoré pendant lamp. Juju was reported from a trip to Cameroon. Some slow concept wall lamps.In the bathroom, Sawiday Solidarity bathtub on the surface, Crosswater taps.
Washbasin found in Morocco, Caravane mirror, Someslowconcept wall light.
Someslowconcept pendant lamp. Le Petit Souk wooden brick molds.Polished concrete shower, Coco Milk color, Mercadier.
In the guest bedroom, pink ottoman wall, Holiday Home at Ressource. Harmony pendant lamp by Decoclico.In the shower, porcelain stoneware imitating cement tiles, Le Comptoir du Cérame. Cross Water taps.The vanity unit is an old shutter.
On the left, white tiles Baker Street, Leroy Merlin.
In Ysée’s room, Leander’s suspended cradle. On the left, old bed recovered from the cellar of the house, sanded and repainted.Porcelain suspension, Alix de Reinys.
Someslowconcept cane wall lamp.
Small preserved room with its stained glass windows, which serves as a boudoir.Homemade pendant lamps whose twisted wires are passed through old books found around the house.On the landing of the second floor, the children’s landing, Buokids suspension lamp by Smallable.Masks found on several dress-up sites.In Leopold’s bedroom, the birch plywood bed and cabinets were custom made by a carpenter. Cirillo carpet.On the wall, paint Lichen Blue, Resource.AM.PM cloud suspension
In Marius’ bedroom, wall of custom wardrobes painted with Green Smoke and Off Black by Farrow & Ball.Bonnes Soeurs cabin bed. AM.PM background. Homemade wheeled chest found at a flea market, then painted and mounted on wheels.
Zangra washbasin. Deep Aquamarine Paint, Little Greene.
Photo credit Billie Blanket
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