Matisse considered the motif as a fully-fledged architectural element, just like a wall or a window. This house demonstrates this: graphics, foliage, bold blacks, set on a white base that keeps everything in balance. The result is never verbose; it is inhabited. Here, it responds to the architecture: dark windows, glass floor upstairs, double-height living room, patios that rhythm the house, flat
Matisse considered the motif as a fully-fledged architectural element, just like a wall or a window. This house demonstrates this: graphics, foliage, bold blacks, set on a white base that keeps everything in balance. The result is never verbose; it is inhabited. Here, it responds to the architecture: dark windows, glass floor upstairs, double-height living room, patios that rhythm the house, flat roofs and spacious spirits for a perfectly organized nonchalance… The design embraces what it is, without overload. The large bays do the rest; the garden invites itself into the middle of the room. A deeply warm contemporary writing, which is seen better than it is described. Annexes: Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: https://www.georisques.gouv.fr/
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