Casa Misra

To renovate this 18th-century house, Léna chose the simplicity and purity of white. Her goal? To bring light and airiness to the space while preserving the house’s historic character. Léna wants this house to evolve over time, with white providing a neutral base that can change with her whims and ideas. The original materials—stone walls and wooden beams—harmonize beautifully with the white polished concrete in the bathroom and the chrome accents that illuminate the space, giving it a minimalist feel.

What do we love about Casa Misra? You certainly don’t feel cramped here, thanks to the spacious common areas, the vast terrace, and the large windows. It’s a wonderful place to escape the Southern heat, enjoying the breeze that flows from one window to another.

Dubbed “The Little Rome of Gaul” for its rich Roman heritage, Arles is renowned for its art and history! Every year, thousands of photography enthusiasts flock to the Rencontres d’Arles. With attractions like the Arènes, LUMA, and the Vincent van Gogh Foundation, there’s a packed itinerary awaiting travelers in Arles!

To find refuge amidst the city’s cultural hustle and bustle, look no further than Casa Misra. “The city is quite intense culturally and locally. Casa Misra is a true cocoon, a haven where one can re-anchor oneself, rest before setting out on a new exploration.” Ideally located in the city center, the tranquility within the house and on the lush terrace is surprising! Hidden amidst jasmine, laurels, and bamboo, the terrace offers a perch above the plane trees lining the pedestrian streets, where you can listen to the birds sing and enjoy a peaceful retreat…