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NEWS OF BASTIDE DES CYPRÈS
La Bastide , star of TF1
On July 18, the ``most beautiful vacation`` program on TF1 stopped in the Alpilles and visited the Bastide des Cyprès. This game show presented by Valérie Damidot, consists in offering holiday accommodation to candidates who rate and choose their favorite. And the lucky winner of the evening was the Bastide des Cypres! A great reward for our team.
La Bastide is doing yoga!
Do you want to relax while exercising ? Come participate in yoga lessons! The lessons take place in the garden of the Bastide with the song of the birds. The professor, Clémentine, comes to share her passion with you. Relaxation guaranteed !
La Bastide offers its posters and postcards
You would like to take home a souvenir of the Bastide? This is now possible with vintage posters that perfectly illustrate our Bastide.
The “heart” of the Bastide
The spirit of an authentic village square in Provence, where we meet around meals, pétanque, music and songs. The tranquility of a sweet summer evening, between grilled meats and aperitifs. The discussions and the laughter lulled by the song of the cicadas. All these fleeting and magical moments await you at the Bastide des Cypres. Happiness à la Provençale!
The letter from la Bastide
Little gazette full of stories, traditions, quotes, legends ... about our beautiful Provence.
La Bastide, a 100% artisanal production
The Bastide was built by its owner, Thierry Pelouzet, an original carpenter and cabinetmaker. His spirit: to select the best materials, to preserve the aesthetics of the past while assimilating new techniques. Layouts, kitchens, joinery, baths, decoration & furniture.You can discover his creations by following this link : https://www.menuiseriepelouzet.com/
La Bastide, a family story
The Bastide was built with respect for local crafts by its owner, Thierry Pelouzet. The decoration was chosen with care by his daughters. Claire, a great passion and painter, and Marion, founder of the home decor brand. You can find his selection of ceramics from Los Angeles, Berber carpets from Morocco, indigo cushions from Mali ... on his website