Last night I was catching up on my reading and I stumbled upon
this dreamy Le Shack in The New York Times. Have you seen it? It belongs to a
French fashion designer, Isabel Marant, her husband and their little son. Each Friday after a busy working week
in Their little slice of heaven has no address, the road has no name, there is no electricity or proper pluming and it’s in the middle of nowhere. Isabel said that they chose this spot because it brings them closer together, lets them go back to the basics - unwind and enjoy the ‘less is more’ concept.
I’m totally
dreaming about a little spot somewhere next to a lake with a little deck, where Balazs and I could
bicycle for weekends away. The idea of this blissful freedom totally
tickles my fancy. Le sigh.
Lovelies, how
would your ideal chillaxing weekend look like? Would you like to spend in Le
Shack? xo
P.S: Also, cozy Catskill.
P.P.S: And how about this family spot on the Sauvie
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The light there is really beautiful and the whole blissfulness of nature also apeals to me too Diana. Wish I could go there right now. Cheers, Grace
Wow...it doesn't get any more fab than that! thanks so much for sharing! xoxo
I would love that, except it would have to be somewhere other than Arizona. We need electricity in the summer because without air conditioning, we would melt for sure.
This sounds and looks heavenly. I would love to spend a few days there and be completely unconnected from the world!
xoxo, me
I 'd love to spend it in Le Shack! Though my ideal weekend involves the sea...
beach for me!
Yes!!! Only electricity and plumbing would be a necessity. :)
But an escape to a quite place with fresh air, lots of trees and water would be pure bliss.
Looks lovely!
c'est incroyable! I would like to live here!
I wouldn't mind going for vacation over there!
sounds like heaven! Sometimes I think my weekends are even busier than my weekdays :(
this looks amazing and reminds me of home (maine) so peaceful!!!
i'm ready ;)
This is exactly what I would love to have someday! HOw perfectly lovely :) Hope you're having a happy week Diana!
I agree, Grace. The light is simply dreamy:)
I bet, Jeanette! It gets really hot in Arizona, doesn't it?
I love sea too, Roselie! Im such a water person as well.
So with you on that, Kristi!!!
So lovely. The light is marvelous. We try to spend our weekends together as much as we can, go for long walks in the forest and ride to find adventures around every corner. The simple pleasures can be found really close to home, we discovered. But still, to have a house like that, a place where you can be away from it all and be reminded of what's really important, sounds like nothing less than perfect.
My parents worked in Prague for a few years and many of their students had a little 'cottage' like this in the country. Although, they called it going to 'the nature' rather than 'the country.' Apparently most everyone had a little shed (some with electricity many not) with a garden somewhere outside the city. It's a very attainable way to have a second home!
that sounds lovely although I think I would need to install some plumbing.
this makes me long for summer!
wow - I want one!!!
Aww..Karin, your comment is totally spot on - LOVE!!!
Sarah, I love that they call it: going to 'the nature':)
I would LOVE a place like this....
We have some similiar where I live, they are called camps, and they also have names. Plenty time to chill.
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