The house is set on the edge of Europe's biggest forest.
Pine trees draw an irregular skyline at the horizon of Seignosse, the surfers' hot-spot in the south west of France.
Facing not the sea but a pond on the south, the house contrasts with its surroundings by its orthogonal and white volumes.
Open to nature, its facade protects the intimacy of its owners on the street side.
A large living room gathers an open kitchen and a flexible office space, while setting a fireplace in the middle of a glazed facade. A large wooden deck extends the interior space to the garden and to the pool. Upstairs, the master bedroom enjoys a 360 ̊ view, with a south terrasse and a large bathroom.
Bauhaus like facades freeze its architecture in a timeless zone.
This solid and elegant architectural vocabulary may help facing the ever changing nature, from surfing waves to green pinetrees.
