Villa de Byans

Transformed in 2020, this villa – a historical witness to the glorious moments of the city in the 20th century – skillfully blends the charm of the past with its stone and wood facade, balconies with white railings, and a grand fireplace, with more modern elements such as vibrant furniture colors and industrial-style French doors. It’s a blend that works, adding an extra touch of charm to this welcoming family home.

The living spaces have received particular attention to provide expansive open areas, creating an inviting atmosphere, especially appreciated in winter when more time is spent indoors. The living room, bathed in contemporary gray and blue tones, an ultra-modern kitchen, and a spacious dining table form the epicenter of cherished moments. The house can accommodate up to 12 guests in ultimate comfort with its six bedrooms, each with en-suite bathrooms – a rare feature in the historic center of Deauville.

Villa de Byans is also captivating with its meticulously curated design. Every room here has been carefully chosen, and seasoned connoisseurs of Les Maisons Fabel will recognize the cement tile headboard – an Emmanuel Cazals signature – creatively reimagined with bow tie pieces from Popham Design. Enthusiasts will appreciate the bathroom tiles by Gio Ponti and the Seletti Cupolone light fixture subtly reminiscent of the domes of grand department stores, paying homage to Deauville, also known as the “21st arrondissement of Paris.”

This vertically expansive villa brims with surprising spaces and objects spread across five levels. The library boasts an impressive collection of Prix Goncourt literature and numerous comic books. An impressive vintage poster, measuring 1 meter by 1.5 meters, adorns an entire wall in the Deauville-themed decor. And, of course, the renowned indoor pool.

This heated pool, a small luxury within the house, features artisanal mosaics reminiscent of Deauville’s beach cabins and Pompeian baths, accompanied by a giant octopus – the emblem of Les Maisons Fabel – custom-made by mosaic artist Garance Dupont.