A Costume Designer's Dreamy, DIY-ed House in France
Photography by Eefje de Coninck for Remodelista
How would a French costumier style her own stately country house? With quiet, rosy hues, cinematic hints of silver, and linens she sews herself.
Take a look inside the redone maison of French stylist and costumier Céline Sathal, where she livesin a tiny village outside of Tolouse.
The living area has generous windows, pale-pink walls, vintage lamps, and an ingenious solution: an Ikea sofa that Sathal split in two.
“The pastel painted walls were already there and I liked their weathered side,” Sathal says.
Sathal designed the simply fitted kitchen around the mantel.
A sink, fitted into a wooden counter.
A sparsely fitted bedroom.
The dining area. This table is a gift from my father,” Sathal says.
“I make all of the pillowcases and some duvet covers,” Sathal says.