A Luxury Vacation Residence in the South of France

Les Chambres

Where the House Sleeps

Four bedrooms, eight guests, and not one of them alike. Each is dressed in its own cloth — toile and gingham, ticking stripe and hunt-scene linen — so choosing where you sleep becomes its own small pleasure.

Chambre One at Maison de Frederic — a queen bed with its toile canopy drawn back on a curved rail, a carved walnut armoire and gilt mirror beyond, and a ticking-stripe bed skirt over patterned tiles

Chambre One

Chambre Un

The quietest of the four. A grand walnut armoire, blue-and-white faïence on the wall, and an indienne spread beneath a soft botanical canopy — a queen bed made for slow mornings.

Sleeps
Two
The bed
One queen bed
The bath
Same floor — shower and tub
Dressed in
Indienne block-print & a botanical canopy
Chambre Two — a queen bed under a green gingham canopy with floral chintz drapes, a white armoire alongside, and terracotta tiles beneath a whitewashed beamed ceiling

Chambre Two

Chambre Deux

A queen under a green gingham canopy, with a verdure tapestry keeping watch and terracotta tiles underfoot. Beamed and cool, with its own bath through the door, it holds the afternoon quiet.

Sleeps
Two
The bed
One queen bed
The bath
An en suite bathroom
Dressed in
A verdure tapestry & green gingham
Chambre Three — a four-poster bed canopied in floral chintz, its pink ticking-stripe curtains drawn back over white linen and a matching bed skirt, on terracotta tiles

Chambre Three

Chambre Trois

The primary bedroom, and the most romantic: its four-poster canopy in pink ticking stripe is drawn over a floral headboard, with chintz cushions and brass sconces for reading late. Unabashedly pretty.

Sleeps
Two
The bed
One king-size four-poster canopy bed
The bath
Shared with Chambre Four
Dressed in
Ticking stripe & chintz florals
Chambre Four — two extra-long single beds with hunt-scene headboards on either side of a walnut bedside table, red gingham cushions on white linen, beneath a whitewashed beamed ceiling

Chambre Four

Chambre Quatre

Two extra-long single beds with hunt-scene headboards against a bare stone wall — long enough for grown-ups, though the children claim the room first. It adjoins the primary bedroom. Gingham at the window, red bolsters on top.

Sleeps
Two
The bed
Two extra-long single beds
The bath
Shared with Chambre Three
Dressed in
Hunt-scene linen & gingham

Eight guests, four rooms, one house.