Villa Sunset

What surprises travelers as they step into Villa Sunset? The seamless blend of indoor and outdoor spaces creates a sense of openness, where boundaries seem to disappear, and living flows effortlessly between the two. Designed by Marseille architect and designer Margaux Fritz, the choice of materials enhances this harmony, making the terrace and garden feel like natural extensions of the interior.

A standout feature is the stunning green marble, used throughout the villa: on the facade—perfectly complementing the white building and the dark wood of the front door and terrace—in the kitchen, one of the bathrooms, and even the pool. Everywhere, expansive windows and a careful balance of materials create a visual harmony that feels almost like an optical illusion.

Inside Villa Sunset, the decor is a testament to the vision of Margaux Fritz, a Marseille-born architect and designer. A touch of seventies charm can be found throughout, with iconic pieces thoughtfully placed—Warren Platner chairs, a cascading Verpan pendant light made of seashells, a Knoll table, and Le Corbusier armchairs.

One bathroom showcases the villa’s signature green marble, while others are like tiled jewelry boxes in shades of red, white, or blue. Wood features prominently as well—from headboards to the bar in the living area—bringing a retro touch that complements the villa’s sleek and elegant aesthetic. The result? A vintage-inspired yet perfectly harmonious design.