La Maison Pavie
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Jérôme
In Dinan, nestled between half-timbered buildings and hidden gardens, this 15th-century house pays tribute to Auguste Pavie, a little-known Breton explorer. Jérôme combines Indochinese heritage with contemporary design in this city of art and history bordered by the Rance River.
A porch and timber framing, a garden at the rear, an esplanade at the front, that of a basilica, the Rance river at its feet, the sea if you follow the river in the right direction (northward)... In the heart of Dinan, a town of artists' and craftsmen's studios, this house pays tribute to one of the many Breton explorers who have been somewhat forgotten or neglected by history. Jérôme celebrates Auguste Pavie, who was born in this 15th-century house, in his own unique way. While remaining perfectly contemporary in his choice of furniture, shapes, and colors, he takes us in the footsteps of the “barefoot explorer” to what was long known as Indochina. As charming as it is touching.
3 good reasons to go
- because Dinan, with its medieval charm, is a culturally vibrant city
- because Jérôme's vision is anything but backward-looking and avoids clichés
- because it is, without fanfare, one of the oldest houses in Dinan
Starting at €140
To get there by train?Dinan train station is connected by TER to Rennes or Lamballe.The nearest TGV stations are Rennes (approximately 55 km) or Lamballe (40 km).
La Maison Pavie
10, place Saint-Sauveur, 22100 Dinan
Côtes d’Armor, Bretagne, France
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