The bedrooms

The house has three bedrooms, sleeping ten people in total: two doubles and a six-place dormitory.

The Japanese room, main suite

The Japanese room: low wooden bed, translucent sliding panels and bamboo screens

Translucent sliding screens, bamboo panelling and a low wooden bed: the room is named after the way it is furnished. A full-width fitted wardrobe sits behind the panels, and a pale rug runs the length of the floor.

The green room

The green room: green wall under the sloping ceiling, armchair and door onto the garden

Under the slope of the roof, with a glazed door opening straight onto the garden. An armchair and a side table in the corner, for the first coffee of the morning before the house wakes up.

The dormitory

The dormitory under the roof: double bed, mezzanine bed and bunks beneath the beams

The big room under the roof, beams exposed. A double bed at floor level, a second on the mezzanine above it, and a bunk bed: room for a tribe, or for all the children together.

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