An island home in Brittany

Two Paris architects turned an old fisherman’s house on the Breton island of Belle-Île-en-Mer into a well-lit, generously-proportioned home. They used a mix of traditional and modern materials.

Euromaxx Ambiente Inselhaus Bretagne (DW)

Date 27.06.2018
Related Subjects France, Lifestyle
Keywords fisherman’s house, Brittany, Belle-Île-en-Mer, living, France, lifestyle
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Galettes from Brittany 12.09.2018

Bretons like their crepes savory and filled with all kinds of interesting things such as ham, groundbeef, sausages and roquefort. Galettes are made with buckwheat flour.

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Date 27.06.2018
Related Subjects France, Lifestyle
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