Domaine La Ferme HI Bride is a design-led agritourism estate at Villelaure, in the southern Luberon, set among 7.5 hectares of certified organic vines with an olive grove, a permaculture kitchen garden, beehives and woodland, and a view over the Luberon mountain.
The main building is an old stone farmstead joined to a 12th-century watchtower, reworked with bold concrete window frames that project from the walls. Its ten rooms and studios, from 19 to 35 m², each have their own colour and a mural painted by the designer, and deliberately no television. There are also two houses for five or six guests and four small wooden ecolodges at the edge of the forest, named after garrigue plants.
Guests share a large lounge with a fireplace, an honesty bar and a kitchen where tea, coffee and juice are laid out through the day. The pool is a natural swimming pool, meals draw on the farm's garden, and the estate makes its own AOP Luberon red, rosé and white wines.
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