Nestled in the heart of the Luberon, just moments from the sought-after village of Bonnieux, this architect-designed villa by the renowned Studio KO enjoys an unspoilt natural setting and commanding panoramic views over the iconic Provençal landscape.
Offering approximately 2,045 sq ft of living space, the property is set within beautifully landscaped grounds of over 75,350 sq ft, planted with native species and ensuring complete privacy and tranquillity.
Constructed in board-formed concrete, the villa showcases a striking brutalist aesthetic, defined by clean lines, understated elegance and a seamless connection between interior and exterior spaces. Conceived as a true architectural statement, this is the studio's first realised project in France, following notable works including the Yves Saint Laurent Museum in Marrakech.
The principal living area is particularly impressive in both scale and light, opening generously onto the outdoors and framing breathtaking views across the Luberon hills. The open-plan kitchen, thoughtfully designed with a central island, integrates effortlessly into this refined reception space.
The accommodation comprises three bedrooms, including two en-suite suites, each conceived as a private retreat in harmony with the surrounding landscape.
Outdoors, a 20 x 5 metre infinity lap pool extends the architectural lines of the property and blends seamlessly into its natural environment. Expansive terraces invite relaxation while enjoying uninterrupted views and an exceptional sense of serenity.
The interior design has been meticulously curated, featuring high-end Italian furnishings that enhance the overall aesthetic coherence and sophistication of the villa.
Combining contemporary architecture, panoramic views, a swimming pool and an exceptional natural setting in the Luberon, this is a rare and distinctive property at the crossroads of architecture, design and the Provençal art of living.
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