Just a few minutes from the ocean and the Arcachon Bay, Villa Julietta is perfect for up to 11 guests to enjoy the delights of Cap Ferret. Designed by Frédéric Thet, the wooden house is as beautiful as it is well-equipped. The highlight? Its retractable shallow pool that transforms into a terrace.
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Le Cœur du Ferret
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Le Cœur du Ferret
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Head towards Cap Ferret, where the fifth property in the Iconic House collection awaits: a wooden cabin with Mexican influences, designed as a luxurious, almost secret refuge, nestled in a unique natural setting.
A cabin “at the forefront” of Cap Ferret
"We drew inspiration from the imagery surrounding the wooden cabins of Cap-Ferret and the region to unveil our own version."
In the heart of one of the most sought-after neighborhoods on the Pointe du Cap Ferret, the latest gem from Iconic House reveals a property designed in the spirit of a typical ‘ferretcapian’ cabin. Built to perfection by local architect Frédéric Thet, this construction stands out with its high-quality materials, heavily inspired by the oyster farming cabins of the Presqu’île. It features canal tile roofs in light tones, cladding in black-stained Pin des Landes wood, and a traditional framework. Additionally, a wing of the villa raised on stilts evokes the ‘tchanquées’ cabins of the Arcachon Basin.
The cabin,
Iconic House style

The wooden cabin, nestled in a green setting. © David Loridan
At the heart of Ferret, this exclusive rental property from the Iconic House Collection, can accommodate up to 15 (happy) guests. It features seven monochrome bedrooms, including a family suite with a separate children’s room. At the far end of the garden, which preserves and multiplies a maximum of local plant species, lies the ‘cabanon’, the property’s ultimate bedroom, secluded with its private terrace—a must-see. Inside the house, a large living room and open kitchen serve as the central living spaces. Outside, you’ll find a large heated yellow pool, a centerpiece in the decor, expansive wooden terraces, an incredible outdoor cinema, and a wellness area with an outdoor sauna and fitness equipment.
“As we contemplated the project, we quickly drew parallels between the property and Mexico,” Robin Michel elaborates. “Partly because it’s a home that’s lived both inside and out with its numerous terraces, lush garden, nooks and crannies, and outdoor showers. Also, the location and initial ideas naturally evoked imagery of haciendas with buildings organized around the pool, as well as cabanas nestled in the jungle or beach villas of Baja California.”

View of the lush garden from the bedroom. © Mr Tripper
The Mexican
Silver Coast
The decor thus explores a Franco-Mexican synergy, cultivating a uniqueness never before seen at Cap Ferret. It creates a dialogue between two cultures, blending contemporary aesthetics with traditional elements, local charm with exoticism, and vibrancy with lightness. It’s a cocoon of eclectic style and diverse influences, drawing inspiration from figures like Frida Kahlo and Mexican architect Luis Barragán.
For the interior architecture, the co-founding brothers enlisted the Jaune duo: Marine Delaloy and Paula Alvarez de Toledo. Delaloy, formerly of Studio KO, and Alvarez de Toledo, from Joseph Dirand, brought their refined expertise to the project. Recognized as part of the AD 100 list in 2023, this talented pair has already made a significant impact across the Atlantic with their stunning work at Baja Club in La Paz, Mexico, establishing a deep connection with the country.
“From Hispanic heritage to the new wave of Mexican design and exceptional craftsmanship, Mexico offers us a fantastic realm of expression,” reveals Robin Michel.
The artistic curation for this project is deeply inspired by Mexico. It features a vast mural by Redfield & Dattner, envisioned as a “Mexican-Ferretcapian” dream. The property also includes an architecturally striking library designed by French rising stars Goons, paying homage to Luis Barragán. Additionally, there’s a minimalist wooden sculpture by Mexican artist Joel Escalona and a grand rose stone fireplace in the living room, referencing ex-votos by Mexican designers Ohla Studio.
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Destination Lège-Cap-Ferret
Le Cœur du Ferret
12 Allée de la Pointe, 33970, Lège-Cap-Ferret, France
Transports
Bordeaux Airport
61 min
Bordeaux Station
77 min
Restaurants
Chez Hortense
5 min
La Kabane
6 min
Cabane 24 (oysters)
13 min
Le Skiff Club
78 min
La Co(o)rniche
80 min
Shops and Craft workshops
Gilberte with love
15 min
Jane de Boy (shopping)
22 min
Chez Pascal (bakery / pastry)
23 min
Nature, Culture and Heritage
Plage de la Pointe
4 min
Plage des Dunes
5 min
Plage des Américains
7 min
Le Cœur du Ferret
12 Allée de la Pointe, 33970, Lège-Cap-Ferret, France
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