This residence explores the dialogue between contemporary restraint and the enduring elegance of a French château. Traditional European massing and symmetry are reinterpreted through cleaner lines, expansive glazing, and a controlled material palette, allowing the architecture to feel both grounded in history and unmistakably of its time.

The design is guided by balance rather than contrast. Formal stone façades and classic roof forms establish a timeless presence, while modern interventions, simplified detailing, open interior planning, and strong visual connections to the landscape, introduce clarity and lightness.

Set within a deeply considered site strategy, the home engages its surroundings through axial planning, framed views, and outdoor spaces that extend the architecture into the landscape. The result is a contemporary estate that honours the legacy of the French château while embracing a modern way of living - refined, intentional, and quietly bold.