Domaine de Primard

The Domaine de Primard, an 18th century building, was imagined by the interior designer Beryl Le Lasseur in a "family home" spirit, where the Directoire style is skillfully blended with a more contemporary decoration. It is in this warm and inspired setting that Braquenié's LE PARAVENT CHINOIS wallpaper takes its place, covering the walls of a romantic boudoir. Also, the realization of custom-made furniture was entrusted to the Pierre Frey workshops in order to produce armchairs, poufs and sofas covered with TEDDY MOHAIR and CAPRI II velvets in one of the hotel's salons. Nestled in the Eure Valley, Catherine Deneuve's former home offers an intimate experience close to nature, with landscaped gardens designed by Jacques Wirtz adding to the magic of the place.