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The feet in the water of the Goudes, a corner of Marseilles famous for its creeks and its fishing port with the pagnolesque atmosphere, this former diving school is transformed, this July, into a snorkel, a new hotel of character. Decorated by Marion Mailaender, an architect of sure taste, who grew up not far away, in the radiant city of Le Corbusier, the place gathers five rooms and a restaurant. Before a panorama of indisputable beauty, luxury lies in an art of living with refreshing simplicity. The architect was inspired by what surrounds him: the Goudes and its very unique vernacular architecture. But also modernist cabanons, such as that of Le Corbusier in Roquebrune-sur-Argens and the bar-restaurant L 'Etoile de Mer. Materials and colours are natural. Limestone, lime, terracotta, wood… The architect favored materials that skate. As for the colors, they come from works, like the fresco, in the entrance, which was realized by the Southway Studio collective, while some objects like the bar stools are green washed by the sun. And outside, on the rocks, the yellow and white striped mattresses energize the whole. Tuba Cabanons 2 Bd Alexandre Delabre 13008 Marseille

Lagardère has decided to separate itself from its entertainment division, Lagardère Entertainment. Legendary venues such as the Casino de Paris, the Bataclan and the Folies Bergère are on sale. According to Les Echos, he would expect 70 million euros, a price considered too high by potential buyers. Especially since the context does not lend itself to it in a sector devastated by the health crisis and confinement. Indeed, the rules of social distancing, as long as they last, will limit the gauge of the theatres and thus reduce their profitability, not to mention the public who will not necessarily want to return tomorrow to see concerts and other shows with the constraints imposed today as the wearing of the mask. In addition, the Bataclan still suffers from attacks

Selling Sunset is an American reality series aired on March 21, 2019 on Netflix. The series revolves around the real estate agency The Oppenheim Group, which specializes in the sale of high-end properties in the Hollywood Hills district of Los Angeles. The series follows precisely a group of real estate agents in their personal and professional lives. Apart from the very American reality TV side of the series, there are exceptional and rare places on the market that are very impressive and magnificent to watch. In any case at Ateliers Lofts et Associés, we love this series!

The Villa9Trois restaurant, a peaceful and verdant place close to Paris, offers simple and refined cuisine, fresh products highlighted by a cellar of more than 200 wine references and one of the richest selections of whiskeys and rums in Ile-de-France. Surrounded by a beautiful park, the restaurant offers a beautiful terrace in summer and a room with a fireplace in winter. A large private car park is available at 71 rue Hoche 93100 Montreuil. This address is a must in the surroundings, for the charm of the places, which are appreciated as much in summer as in winter, and the intelligent and creative plates of chef Marie Lejeune. Working with beautiful products, the latter does not fall into ease and integrates them into more current than classic compositions, like crispy prawns, caponata and basil-arugula pesto, grilled skate wing, sweet potato puree and lemon emulsion, Rossini beef fillet on doormat and foie gras sauce, exotic Saint-Honoré. The restaurant got a makeover during the confinement but reopened its doors since June 5 for our greatest happiness! Address: 71 rue Hoche 93100 Montreuil The website: https://villa9trois.com