Located across from Bandol, this 7-hectare island—purchased by Paul Ricard in 1950—is coming back to life after five years of massive renovation work. The Zannier Hotels group was entrusted with the development and is offering a series of hotels and restaurants on one of the most beautiful private islands on the French Riviera. For Le Grand Large, a gourmet restaurant, Moissonnier crafted the wood paneling for the bar and counter, as well as an azure-blue bench with cane-woven panels on the upper section.

At Café Paul Ricard, dark wood tones are featured in the tables and bench frames, crafted by Moissonnier.

© DePasquale+Maffini for Zannier Hotels

In this ancient residence, each generation has left its mark. Styles meet and mingle naturally: a Napoleon III table rubs shoulders with a Louis XIV banquette, an 18th-century silk crapaud armchair meets a Louis XVI chest of drawers. Raw materials combine with refined fabrics, while soft hues of white, mastic and taupe soothe and inspire.

A warm elegance pervades this interior. The army, curry and plomb tones, combined with the grisaille landscape of the wallpaper, make a significant contribution – but they’re not the only ones. A chest of drawers in waxed wood dialogues with the muted hues of a Directoire desk and a daybed. Plain velvets with deep reflections, luxuriant plant motifs, English tweed… the whole Moissonnier style is there, in this balanced mix that helps create a welcoming and distinguished atmosphere.