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Bringing the outside in...
“Le Moulin’s position in the heart of the village meant we had to be open it up,
to bring in even more warmth and comfort.
By giving it the style of a holiday house in the south of France,
we made it feel more like a home than a hotel.”
JAUNE architects
Bringing the outside in... “Le Moulin’s position in the heart of the village meant we had to be open it up, to bring in even more warmth and comfort. By giving it the style of a holiday house in the south of France, we made it feel more like a home than a hotel.”
JAUNE architects
Authentic Luberon is everywhere: in the bluish-green garrigue landscape, with its dry-stone walls, jagged cypress alleys, blazing sun, and icy rivers, in the villages, such as Lourmarin with its sun-baked facades, friendly cats, Friday market, and lively streets. Real Provençal life.
Authentic Luberon is everywhere: in the bluish-green garrigue landscape, with its dry-stone walls, jagged cypress alleys, blazing sun, and icy rivers, in the villages, such as Lourmarin with its sun-baked facades, friendly cats, Friday market, and lively streets. Real Provençal life.
Sleep soundly, travel through the rough Provençal landscape with local authors, taste the region’s delicacies, be transported by the art on the walls, listen to the sounds of the village drifting into your room. At Le Moulin, each room is an invitation to share the real Provence.
Sleep soundly, travel through the rough Provençal landscape with local authors, taste the region’s delicacies, be transported by the art on the walls, listen to the sounds of the village drifting into your room. At Le Moulin, each room is an invitation to share the real Provence.
Le Moulin strikes a fine balance between authenticity and style. In a palette of earth colours and white, the interior design is inspired by its location: the sisal on the floor matches the walls, perforated ceramic light fixtures suggest the past, while handmade chairs by Midi are inspired by local traditions. A new, more comfortable Provençal style is revealed.
Le Moulin strikes a fine balance between authenticity and style. In a palette of earth colours and white, the interior design is inspired by its location: the sisal on the floor matches the walls, perforated ceramic light fixtures suggest the past, while handmade chairs by Midi are inspired by local traditions. A new, more comfortable Provençal style is revealed.
Dotted around the hotel – in rooms, the bar and restaurant – are books by the authors who wrote and rewrote Provence: Jean Giono, Albert Camus, Marcel Pagnol, Frédéric Mistral, and Henri Bosco. Their words are filled with lilting sun and colour, invitations to escape.
Dotted around the hotel – in rooms, the bar and restaurant – are books by the authors who wrote and rewrote Provence: Jean Giono, Albert Camus, Marcel Pagnol, Frédéric Mistral, and Henri Bosco. Their words are filled with lilting sun and colour, invitations to escape.
Architects, painters, photographers, art directors, artisans, and artisans – in their hands, Le Moulin takes creative shape.
Architects, painters, photographers, art directors, artisans, and artisans – in their hands, Le Moulin takes creative shape.
JAUNE architects
Marine and Paula are two architects with roots in the south of France, to which they pay tribute in project after project. The proof of their talent can be experienced at Le Moulin.
Founder, Midi Éditions
In late 2020 when Jérémie couldn’t find contemporary Provençal furniture to his taste, he launched his own collection of chairs. They now take pride of place in Le Moulin and Capelongue.
Photographer
With an all-seeing eye, Gaëlle has captured the personality of each Beaumier hotel, starting with Le Moulin.
Painter
Her large-format images of folded chairs, painted on rice paper, bring a gentle poetry to the walls of Le Moulin.
Sound designers
For Beaumier, musical-service agency Spectre created lively and kaleidoscopic soundtracks with notes of jazz, samba and pop, perfectly in tune with Le Moulin.
Design studio
Antoine Ricardou, Clémentine Larroumet, and their teams have been with Beaumier since the beginning. With a desire to “bring meaning to spaces, identities and visual stories”, they aim to create “a different, more sensitive, less perfect vision of luxury”.
Artist
Charlotte constructs her artworks like architecture. Using coloured paper that she tears, arranges and assembles, she creates abstract forms that are free, structured, open, and complete. She takes a similar approach to tapestry, using wool, silk and linen in richly coloured in blocks, like the beautiful work that graces the restaurant at Le Moulin.
Product manager, Beaumier
Delphine was born in Avignon, raised in her grandparents’ kitchens and vegetable gardens, and once opened a restaurant in Geneva. Today, she ensures that the spirit of each Beaumier destination and locale is preserved, particularly Le Moulin, Le Galinier and Capelongue.
