A NEW CHAPTER
BY THE SEA

Expressing their passion for the Mediterranean, the architects of ASL are reimagining Les Roches Rouge's connection to the coast, bringing the vast stretch of blue sea even closer, for an entirely immersive stay.

Captivated by the Mediterranean, which laps up to the rooms in Les Roches Rouges, Charlotte and Hugo wanted to magnify the hotel’s astonishing views. The result is a modernist classic with added widescreen vision.

American artist Rosemarie works by instigating a dialogue between colours and shapes, lines and flat colour blocks on different types of paper. Les Roches Rouges inspired her to create works based on a pure palette of blues, from the lightest to the almost black.

Hélène and Benjamin specialize in furniture by French and international designers from the second half of the 20th century, including Pierre Charreau, Charlotte Perriand, Jacques Adnet, Guy Bareff, and Willy Guhl.

Influenced by the Vallauris school and acclaimed in the 1970s, Guy Bareff returned to his first love of ceramics about a decade ago after meeting antique dealers Hélène Breheret and Benjamin Desprez. For Les Roches Rouges, he recreated the terracotta wall lights that first made his name.

For Les Roches Rouges, musical-service agency Spectre created lively and kaleidoscopic soundtracks with notes of jazz, samba and pop, perfectly in tune with the hotel’s atmosphere.

After laying out large sheets of paper on the floor of her studio, Caroline grabs a brush and dances it across the paper’s surface. The result is a “trace” – a composition of abstract forms and bright colours.

Since graduating from the renowned National School of Landscape Architecture in Versailles, Stan has worked on numerous projects in Corsica and Morocco, and explored the world in search of plants. At Les Roches Rouges, he collaborated with Gwenaëlle Grandjean to create a genuine Mediterranean garden.