You can now stay in this restored Jean Prouvé house on the French Riviera
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A low house of aluminium panels and folded steel stands among the olives and pines below Saint-Paul-de-Vence, its long window turned to the ramparts above. The hill town is in view from every room; Chagall is buried up there, and at La Colombe d’Or they still hang the pictures its painters handed over in place of the bill. Jean Prouvé drew the house in 1958, with his son Claude, for a notary at Epfig, in the Alsace vineyards, 700km north.Tour Maison Prouvé 58(Image credit: Photo by Micha Pycke)M
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