Roc Seven Cap Ferret :
Interior design: Roc Seven Cap Ferret
Interior design
The °Fahrenheit Seven signature lands in Cap Ferret
Freshly opened on 10 June 2022, Roc Seven Cap Ferret is the newest member of the Fahrenheit Seven family. After Val Thorens, Courchevel Moriond and Les Menuires, it stays true to a certain art de vivre, yet steps away from the urban inspirations of its older siblings with its summery cuisine and Latin-tinged interiors.
The Bar
- Right at the entrance, the bar is covered in traditional Portuguese tiles, given a twist in pastel pink tones.
- One wall gives a nod to Spain with wallpaper evoking the Spanish village of Valldemossa, in Majorca.
- The furniture comes from an eco-conscious Spanish brand and is made from 100% recycled materials.
The Rooftop
- The rooftop terrace furniture puts Suar wood centre stage, with made-to-measure tables.
- In the middle, a banquette creates a cosy, convivial nook.
- The fabrics are dressed in Catalan cotton and linen stripes by Les Toiles du Soleil.
The Materials
THE FLOORS In La Bisbal d’Empordà, on the Costa Brava, Véronique Vidoni handpicked the terracotta tiles that make up the floor.
THE FABRICS A palette of beiges, from sand to pink, by Elitis.
THE CEILINGS A huge, made-to-measure pattern of interlacing reed screens.
Our Favourite Pieces
THE ROCK THE KASBAH LAMPSHADES, THE C-CHAIR AND BEETLE GUBI CHAIRS, THE DAREELS WOODEN ARMCHAIRS — iconic pieces blending natural teak, braided rope and soft curves.
An epicurean spot
Set in the heart of the Cap Ferret peninsula, this hedonists' hideaway aims to capture the spirit of the South. Designed entirely by Véronique Vidoni, the interiors blend a range of Latin influences: a convivial kitchen, shelving inspired by Greek Cavos, Spanish terracotta tiles and pottery, made-to-measure furniture…
The indoor dining room
- Your eye is immediately drawn to the wall of niches, made to measure in the style of Greek Cavos and home to Catalan pottery.
- Greek-inspired round tables with colonnade-style central bases give the room real character.
- A giant banquette over 20 metres long runs along the walls.
- A large oval communal table with a travertine stone top sits beside the wine cellar (12 seats).
