The White House rolls around itself in a clever composition of curves and contra-curves. Here nothing escapes the flexibility of the lines and the roundness of the shapes. As you walk around it, you will discover varied areas where species, sometimes local (giant grasses, verbenas, montanoa), sometimes exotic (palm trees, cactuses, etc.) and always luxuriant thanks to the hay from La Crau, allow for exceptionally fresh and rich soil.

The color palette (blue, green, gray and rust) responds to the white and light-animated architecture while offering a feeling of coherence and unity. Unusual harmony of a Californian garden at the gates of the Camargue. Authentic and full of spirit, just like its owners.

In the shade of the majestic Magnolia, for a time condemned to slaughter and saved in extremis by Frederick, the white masonry and paved masonry of Opus Incertum form walls, steps, terraces and surround the drop-shaped pool, perpetuating the style of the house and the spirit of the seventies.