Designer Christophe Delcourt and Jérôme Aumont share a 1910 townhouse in the picturesque city of Honfleur.
In the entry, a Pierre Even photograph hangs above a pair of riding boots and a Tom Dixon–designed stool.
The living room features furniture designed by Delcourt and a photograph by Vittorio Gui.
In the kitchen, Steen Østergaard’s Cado chairs line a lacquered steel and ceramic dining table.
In a guest bedroom, metal- and rattan-framed mirrors are mounted above a 1950s Arts and Crafts credenza; the bedding is from Society Limonta.
In an extension of the living room, a Paolo Rizzatto 265 lamp for Flos hovers above a Delcourt-designed side table and stools; the runner is from La Maison Générale.
In another bedroom, French bulldog Nolita holds court.
In the open-plan master suite, Konstantin Grcic’s Mars chair sits next to a Vieques tub and sink by Agape.
A Gino Sarfatti–designed Mod 548 lamp for Flos illuminates an Eileen Gray side table.
The exterior walls and roof are lined with local slate tiles called ardoises.
