This kitchen project at Château Pascalette, in La Londe-les-Maures, represents a harmonious synthesis of historical heritage, contemporary design, and the use of carefully selected hardwood. The proposal is built upon a well-balanced composition that combines tradition and modernity, generating a bright, warm, and timeless atmosphere — one that exalts the château’s essence while also offering a space meant to be lived in and enjoyed.
The design reflects the historical essence of the château and combines it with the timeless elegance that defines the firm’s signature. The new kitchen stands out for its brightness and warmth, creating a well-balanced atmosphere between the classic and the contemporary.
The result at Château Pascalette — under the direction Londe-les-Maures of architect Alexandra Houry — is a kitchen that integrates naturally beneath the restored ceiling frescoes, highlighting the inherited character while introducing a contemporary language that invites people to live and enjoy the space.
To bring this space to life, the team placed their trust in Aurora Acrílico Blanco Lamber framed doors, which provide visual clarity and purity. The central island in Aurora Poro Natural Tinte Roble Natural Serie introduces warmth and texture, becoming the meeting point of the kitchen. Meanwhile, the Aurora glass door with clear glass adds lightness and elegance.
A proposal that reflects the historical essence of the château while introducing a modern and sophisticated design — reaffirming Doca’s ability to create timeless, warm, and unique environments.
