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Inspiration
The most beautiful terraces featured by The Socialite Family
Overlooking the sea, tucked away in the heart of the city or hidden behind lush gardens, the terraces of The Socialite Family homes all share the same effortless elegance. Spaces designed for outdoor living from morning to night, where every detail feels both simple and thoughtfully curated. Looking through these homes, a few ideas stand out time and again: a large white or light wooden table as the centrepiece, lightweight seating that can easily be moved around, striped fabrics mixed with natural textures, and oversized terracotta pots used to structure the space without making it feel too formal. The most inspiring terraces also play beautifully with light. Striped awnings, airy pergolas, sheer curtains or woven canopies create shaded corners that instantly evoke a Mediterranean atmosphere. In terms of colour, the families photographed by The Socialite Family often favour warm, natural tones — sand, off-white, olive green or terracotta — softened by sunlight and surrounding greenery. More than just beautifully decorated outdoor spaces, these terraces capture a way of entertaining that feels relaxed, welcoming and deeply connected to outdoor living.
Author
Juliette Bruneau
Photos and videos
Eugenia Montresor, Constance Gennari, Elsa David, Valerio Geraci, Carine Bouhier, Clément Vayssières, Sabrina Hadj-Hacene
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In Marseille, at the home of Audrey Colombani, co-founder of concept store Aussih, where you can also find The Socialite Family.
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Chef Julien Sebbag’s expansive Parisian terrace is an invitation to let in both light and calm.
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In the hills above Nice, the family home of artistic director Lucilia Chenel.
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More than just beautifully designed spaces, these terraces reflect a way of living and entertaining that feels spontaneous, welcoming and deeply connected to outdoor living.
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In Nice, a tiled table and a collection of ceramics at the home of interior architect Marion Lepetit.
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An Indian tablecloth and Italian tableware on stylist Jeanne Labib-Lamour’s Milanese terrace.
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A butterfly chair and striking concrete lines at the home of interior architect Alicia Luxem, in one of Fernand Pouillon’s iconic Marseille buildings.
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Breathtaking views over the Frioul islands and vintage furniture at the home of Ananda Danielfy, founder of Marseille-based store Eccho — specialising in 20th-century furniture and objects — and Matthieu Dru.
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In its Bordeaux striped jacquard version, quintessentially The Socialite Family
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