Sainte Lucie by Jean-Louis Deniot: Pale Interiors and Sea Views in Corsica
Arched openings, woven furniture and shades of sand and blue connect the rooms with their coastal setting.
A pale interior facing the coast
At Sainte Lucie in Corsica, Jean-Louis Deniot gives the rooms a quiet palette that leaves space for the coastal view. An arched opening frames the garden and sea beyond a console, paired lamps and woven chairs. Pale stone flooring and softly curved openings continue through the stair and corridor.
Textures and a place to work
The dining area combines a wood table and woven seating with a large round mirror and a dome-shaped pendant. Ceramics and branches add texture to the setting. In the office, a dark wood desk, blue rug and abstract artwork bring deeper colour into the pale interior.
Bedrooms with open views
Striped curtains, light upholstery and geometric rugs give the bedrooms a relaxed character. A woven daybed sits beside a window overlooking the coast, while another bedroom opens directly onto a furnished terrace. Slender tables and sculptural lamps keep the arrangements simple.
A furnished terrace
Outside, woven seating, rocking chairs and patterned blue cushions gather around a low wood table. The furnished terrace extends the rooms toward the sea, with a low stone boundary keeping the wider landscape in view.
Project and photography
Photography: Xavier Béjot. Interior design: Jean-Louis Deniot. Source: Jean-Louis Deniot official Sainte Lucie, Corsica project portfolio.
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