A panoramic terrace made of Kebony wood crowns the project of the Ferme HI-Bride, a bed and breakfast establishment located in the south of the Luberon. The raw and authentic appearance of the wood, its durability over time and its low carbon footprint are all criteria that guided the choice of the architect and designer Matali Crasset.
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