It's a family home that has sheltered several generations all the way to us! First a wooden chalet in the dunes, then a beach house, it lived through the bombings of the Second World War and is today one of the last houses in Denneville Plage to retain its period architecture. We chose to preserve its style and charm while refurbishing the interior. A gentle blend of modernity with vintage touches, simple and welcoming. A mix of countryside in the open air, with your feet in the water — one of a kind!

It was out of the question to let Les Flots quietly fade away, worn by the twists of life and nature — which polish, shape, and sometimes wear down. This way, she can keep welcoming us through every season, come wind, rain or sunshine, in a simple and warm comfort: in winter by the fireside, in summer watching the sunset from the end of the garden. No more need to slip away to the little corner tucked in the dune, nor to shower with the garden hose!

We chose natural materials — a blend of wood, linen, and stone. In soothing tones.

Les Flots hasn't changed her face — she has simply caught her breath again.