Architect Visit: Yves Bayard in Saint-Paul de Vence
From Julie
The late architect Yves Bayard, who designed the Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art in Nice, reconstructed a 16th-century sheep barn with his wife, designer Jacqueline Morabito, in the town of Saint-Paul de Vence (home to the Fondation Maeght). We like the ad hoc window treatments: pieces of fabric casually tacked to the window frames. Photos via Kikette Interiors.
March 13, 2009
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Kind of a magical sink in the bathroom--no pipes below the drain. Where does the water go??? :-)
that is puzzling, but perhaps it's a modern take on a pitcher and bowl or... a shallow, angled, custom made drainage conduit could have been fabricated in such a way that waste water flows outside (it is a farm), and is hidden by the supporting shelf.
a beautiful, serene environment...i think i'll minimize my work room for the summer.
this is a beautiful space made more so by attention to light on the photographer's part. the fifth image down is my favorite.. straight on at the sink from a distance which shows the high window above.
