Architects Emil Humbert and Christophe Poyet knew just the thing to do when charged with turning a tiny, suffocating cabin into something befitting its glamorous French Riviera location: They took inspiration from nautical design, with its emphasis on clever built-ins and streamlined efficiency. Then, they ratcheted up the luxe factor.
Check out the tidy and compact kitchen they designed—then learn how to get the look.
Above: Both the exterior and interior are entirely whitewashed to keep the home cooler when the weather turns hot. Above: The marble-topped counter is edged with a band of brass and has a custom brass sink with a Lefroy Brooks gooseneck faucet. Note the drawers built into the stairs. Above: The dining area with built-in banquette and awning windows that offer unbeatable views of the Mediterranean.
Above: Brass accents abound, including the backsplash and utensils holder.
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