Le Suquet
Pied-à-Terre Collection
The instinct to stay a little longer

the history
The detour that changed Cannes
Some of the places that shape us most were never part of the plan. Cannes itself owes part of its story to such a detour. Lord Henry Brougham discovered Cannes almost by accident in 1834, when a closed road towards Italy sent him off course and into what was then a small fishing village. He stayed, built a home and returned for the next thirty years. Le Suquet takes its inspiration from that instinct to follow an unexpected turn. Rooted in Cannes’ oldest quarter, it is about the places first discovered by chance, then returned to entirely by choice.

the homes
Five homes to call your own.
A Roman pied-à-terre
A Roman address, yet to be discovered
A London pied-à-terre
Where South Kensington keeps its period character
Carrer De Aribau
A Barcelona pied-à-terre, still taking shape
Saint-Placide
On the Left Bank, overlooking a Paris courtyard
Villa Grand Bois
A Cannes home designed around light, outdoor living and the gentle rhythm of the Riviera
the august way
Made with care, rooted in place

Preserving the character
Every renovation is a balance: improving how a home lives without losing what made it distinctive. Layouts are reworked to open the flow and let in light, while the original details that give a home its identity stay central to the design. At Carrer d’Aribau, walls were carefully reworked to open the flow of the apartment, turning two bedrooms into a generous south-west facing living space that catches the afternoon light. A new wall discreetly creates an en suite. Decorative ceilings were retained and the original Catalan shutters and windows preserved. The result feels refined and contemporary, and remains unmistakably rooted in its Barcelona architecture.

A hint of the Riviera
Each home takes its cues from where it sits: the architecture, the landscape and the way of life around it. In Cannes, that means the playful glamour of the Riviera. Mid-century forms and soft blush tones create a warm, relaxed backdrop, while references to beach-club life appear in unexpected ways: bold stripes inspired by sun loungers and parasols, shuttered wardrobes and bespoke headboards with a subtle nautical character. The coast, brought indoors with a light touch.

From the lavender hills of Provence, into your home
Villa Valeria’s Riviera Lavender body wash captures the essence of mornings in the South of France, blending lavandin, lavender, honeysuckle and rosemary inspired by the landscapes surrounding our homes. A ritual of renewal after days beneath the Mediterranean sun, bringing the quiet of herb gardens, open windows and Provençal air into moments of stillness.
Hear from our owners
the lifestyle
The life that comes with it
the details
Collection Overview
Five homes in the places our owners return to most.
Le Suquet is for the places you find by chance and return to by choice. Each of its five homes is chosen for its character, then designed by Studio RL to balance original architectural detail with contemporary comfort, in spaces that feel less like somewhere to visit and more like somewhere to belong.
COLLECTION
Pied-à-Terre Collection
STATUS
Open
LAUNCHED
2025
HOMES
5
BEDROOMS
2
BATHROOMS
2
HOME SIZE
60–80 m²
OWNERS
21
REGIONS
Cannes · Barcelona · Rome · Paris · London
PRICE TO OWN FROM
405000
410000
415000
420000
425000
ANNUAL DUES APPROX
12500







