The Studio of Dreams

Where art meets silence. A 19th-century house in Vix, in the heart of the Marais Poitevin, turned into a studio.

The 19th-century stone house that holds the studio, in Vix

Far from the noise of the world, deep in the French countryside, an old stone house keeps its secrets.

Light, stone, colour and the breath of life.

The upper floor, long uninhabited, has become a refuge of light and colour. The stone walls glow in the morning sun, wisteria climbs the façade and comes in through the windows, and roses scent the rooms.

Old chests of drawers, a French writing desk, sculptures, lamps, paintings on the walls. It is here, between the garden and the canvas, that every painting begins.

The façade covered in wisteria — The wisteria house in spring

The artist’s writing desk, among stone and old furniture — The writing desk, upstairs

In this silence, light and stone become a subtle alchemy.

Roses in bloom in front of the studio — The roses in front of the studio

A 19th-century stone wall in the garden — The old garden wall

The artist’s house — The house, from the garden

Visit the studio by appointment

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