Fabrègues - Pierre Yovanovitch

March 1, 2019

Two white dogs on the lawn before the turreted facade of Fabrègues, Pierre Yovanovitch — Château de Fabrègues (Var), photographié par Jérôme Galland

Dark dining table beneath a floral chandelier and portrait at Fabrègues, Pierre Yovanovitch

Yellow bedspread against patterned bedroom walls at Fabrègues, Pierre Yovanovitch

Desk and sculptural chandelier in a panelled study at Fabrègues, Pierre Yovanovitch

Purple flowering fields and an umbrella-shaped tree before the turreted house at Fabrègues

Two angular wooden armchairs beside a tall white fireplace at Fabrègues, Pierre Yovanovitch

Open window overlooking clipped hedges and a round garden fountain at Fabrègues

Rounded armchairs and a layered freeform coffee table at Fabrègues, Pierre Yovanovitch

Slab-like wooden desk with a yellow lamp in a curved room at Fabrègues, Pierre Yovanovitch

Wingback chair beside a panelled fireplace and tall window at Fabrègues, Pierre Yovanovitch

Scalloped wooden sofa beneath two puzzle-shaped artworks at Fabrègues, Pierre Yovanovitch

Curved pale sofa and round table beneath a wall-mounted lamp at Fabrègues, Pierre Yovanovitch

Blue quilted bed and hanging woven lamp against green walls at Fabrègues, Pierre Yovanovitch

Wooden armchair and owl wall hanging in a yellow bedroom at Fabrègues, Pierre Yovanovitch

Striped armchair and red floor lamp in a red-walled room at Fabrègues, Pierre Yovanovitch

Wooden stairs above concealed storage beside a woven chair at Fabrègues, Pierre Yovanovitch

English

This is the Château de Fabrègues in the Var, the seventeenth-century estate that French interior architect Pierre Yovanovitch acquired in 2009 and spent nearly five years restoring, from its four round towers to its long-abandoned gardens. He has described the property, now filled with contemporary artworks, as a personal manifesto of his taste rather than a client commission. Jérôme Galland, an interior photographer based in France, documented the château's rooms and grounds.

Français

Il s'agit du château de Fabrègues, dans le Var, ce domaine du XVIIe siècle que l'architecte d'intérieur français Pierre Yovanovitch a acquis en 2009 et restauré pendant près de cinq ans, de ses quatre tours rondes à ses jardins alors à l'abandon. Il décrit cette propriété, aujourd'hui emplie d'œuvres d'art contemporain, comme un manifeste personnel de son goût plutôt qu'une commande de client. Jérôme Galland, photographe d'intérieurs, en a photographié les pièces et le parc.

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