Maison bulle à Vidauban

Tucked away in the vineyards of Vidauban, this intimate “bubble house” by Jérôme Peyret channels the radical spirit of Antti Lovag’s organic architecture—eschewing straight lines and conventional volumes in favor of softly curving, spherical forms that blur the line between interior and landscape. Inspired by Lovag’s utopian vision, Peyret’s design creates a playful yet serene cocoon that invites light and nature into every space, with a circular living room, mezzanine hammock nook, and elliptical openings framing trees and sky. More than a quirky retreat, the house embodies a human‑centric approach to space that celebrates sensual forms and a poetic connection to its surroundings, offering a thoughtful alternative to functionalist norms.