Hospitality. A benevolent relationship with others and a feeling for beautiful spaces, which for some is deeply rooted in their genes. A story of heritage and passing things on that puts people at the heart of the matter and inspires not only our brand’s message but also that of Enamoura, the Provençal holiday home collection Magali Avignon has created. In fact, when she talks about her latest project – L’Atelier in Saignon – she is referring to her own mother. To both her mother and her grandmother, Lisette, who, in their turn, welcomed grape pickers and travellers to the family estate. The former marketing manager – who welcomed us with her family in Marseille – has a natural penchant for the art of entertaining that she exploits enthusiastically to bring her holiday properties to life as she shares her “sunny and sensual sunny vision” of her region with the lucky visitors who venture there. In her latest property, which has the air of a “creative refuge” – ideal for a romantic weekend or a bucolic getaway on your own – the local girl has once again sought to preserve the authentic southern spirit that is so precious to her. The entrepreneur celebrates the importance of local craftsmanship in this monochrome setting “as a tribute to her native Provence”. It is decorated with treasures found here and there in the surrounding flea markets or handed down from her ancestors. And its warm atmosphere is also conducive to creativity. When she is not giving up this space to the annual artists’ residency, Magali designs her handmade light fittings on her workbench overlooking the roofs of the hamlet below. Much more than a simple holiday home, L’Atelier in Saignon has established itself as a joyful and lively living space shaped by the flow of these productive forces. A creative dynamic that invites us to draw inspiration from the top of this rocky outcrop.
L’Atelier holiday home, 8C Rue de Cilly. 84400 – Saignon. Book your stay on their website www.enamoura.com or by email to reservations@enamoura.com.
Photography : Constance Gennari – Text : Juliette Bruneau @thesocialitefamily
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