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Le Barn

Elle Decoration — Style Emmanuelle Javelle

Ochre bedroom with a framed horse sketch and a plaid wool blanket, Le Barn hotel
One of the farmhouse bedrooms at Le Barn, converted from a 19th-century equestrian estate.
Dark green bedroom with a red striped throw and a small garden window, Le Barn hotel
Bonnelles, France — photographed by Jérôme Galland.
White manor house with red shutters mirrored in a still pond, Le Barn hotel
Two men lean against a tiled wood stove in an industrial lounge, Le Barn hotel
Rust-orange barn building numbered No 5 with an exterior staircase, Le Barn hotel
Framed pressed botanical specimens above a cafe table set for coffee, Le Barn hotel
Terrier sits on a bench below a gallery wall of framed art, Le Barn hotel
Yellow subway-tiled bathroom with a freestanding tub by the window, Le Barn hotel
Stacked firewood in a wall rack lit by a brass globe sconce, Le Barn hotel
Farmhouse table and bookshelves on a colorful kilim rug, Le Barn hotel
Long wooden table set for dinner in a glass-roofed conservatory, Le Barn hotel

English

This hotel and interior photoshoot at Le Barn hotel was captured by Jérôme Galland, a photographer specializing in hotels and interior architecture, set within a cluster of restored 19th-century farm buildings on the Haras de la Cense equestrian estate in Bonnelles, in the Rambouillet forest near Paris. The interiors were designed by Antoine Ricardou of studio Be-poles, working alongside architect Christophe Vergnaud, blending rustic agricultural silhouettes with clean contemporary lines, warm tones and natural textures. Produced for Elle Décoration, with styling by Emmanuelle Javelle.

Français

Ce reportage d'hôtellerie et d'intérieur à Le Barn hotel a été réalisé par Jérôme Galland, photographe spécialisé en hôtellerie et architecture d'intérieur, au sein d'un ensemble de bâtiments agricoles du XIXe siècle restaurés, dans le haras de la Cense à Bonnelles, en forêt de Rambouillet, à une quarantaine de minutes de Paris. Les intérieurs ont été conçus par Antoine Ricardou, du studio Be-poles, en collaboration avec l'architecte Christophe Vergnaud, mêlant silhouettes agricoles rustiques et lignes contemporaines épurées, tons chauds et matières naturelles. Reportage produit pour Elle Décoration, stylisme Emmanuelle Javelle.

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