A small water channel runs down the middle of the stairs. The spherical sculptures are made from plants.
The water channel is surrounded on either side by lavender.
Breathtaking views of the countryside from the bar terrace.
A view from the Japanese-inspired Maison des Cascades.
The Domaine’s traditional dry stone façade offers a stark contrast to the modern interiors.
The treetop dining room is built into a 400-year-old plane tree and has seating for 15.
The view from Maison Rouge—one of Domaine des Andéols’ 10 cottages—which gets its name from the bold red accents scattered throughout the space.
The dining area inside Maison Rouge, where bold red accents take center stage.
The interior of Maison Rouge.
The dramatic staircase in Maison Rouge.
The property’s communal pool.
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