Maison 432Hz

Before becoming a seriously stylish holiday home, Maison 432Hz was a true working winegrower’s house — with stone walls, century-old beams, and wine vats carved straight into the ground. These days, the grapes have given way to giggles, and the kids have claimed the ground floor as their domain. There’s a cozy dorm-style bedroom, a shower tucked into a former vat, and — the crown jewel — an immersive playroom that’s part jungle gym, part creative studio, part mini cinema.

While the little ones live their best life in full autonomy, the grown-ups retreat upstairs: two air-conditioned bedrooms with refined style, a sun-drenched living room with cathedral ceilings, a chef-worthy kitchen, and a spa-style bathroom that invites you to slow down and soak it all in.

At Maison 432Hz, everything has been thoughtfully designed to lighten the mental load. Baby gear, a baby monitor, a children’s library, board games, a Snoezelen sensory space — and even a homemade little surprise hidden somewhere in the house for each child!

Behind the project is Sandra, a mother of two with a heartfelt desire to create a space for pause, connection, and togetherness. After navigating a path marked by personal challenges, she envisioned this home through the calming lens of the 432Hz frequency. “I wanted a house that vibrates differently — a space where you can reconnect with yourself and with each other.”

She teamed up with Montpellier-based architect Filip Trajkovski, and together they breathed new life into the old stone walls — softening their edges, choosing natural materials, and crafting a poetic, soothing interior. Special mention goes to the EPDM shock-absorbing flooring (a rare gem in family homes) and standout design touches like the Chlorophilia II light fixture floating above the staircase.