Sleeping in the woods
With a view of the woods
Coureilles offers 5 double rooms, all facing the trees…
APARTMENTS
COLIVING ROOMS
Coureilles offers 5 historic rooms, all facing the water. Designed with a minimalist vision, inspired by the work of Le Corbusier, these cabins or bungalows ideally combine simplicity with nature, pairing seagrass with plywood paneling, and white sheets with rope lamps.
In addition to its cabins perched on the rock, Tuba adds three new suites embodying the cruise spirit. Marseille-based interior designer Marion Mailaender, in collaboration with her counterpart Delphine André, a DPLG architect who has been part of the project since its inception, imagines what she calls a “sober and solar luxury,” designed in harmony with the environment and nature of Les Goudes.
Everywhere, recycled furniture, treasures found at the flea markets of Avignon or Marseille, and a concentration of creative ideas. A four-poster bed reimagined from a boat sail, reading lights reminiscent of submarine telescopes, colorful floating buoys hanging, and a shell chest. We love the living room corner of the Suite – providing an elegant sailor’s break – and the mirrored opus of the bathrooms, always letting in a glimpse of blue sky. The faucet handles evoke the machinery of ships, and the wooden frames add a chic touch to the bungalow.
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