Portrait of a Home with Francois Halard

Step inside the intensely atmospheric Provence home of renowned photographer, François Halard, and discover stories from an extraordinary career at the forefront of design. François shares the objects, people and places that inspire him, while his colorful, artfully curated home offers a rare window into his world.
Step inside the intensely atmospheric Provence home of renowned photographer François Halard, filmed exclusively for Cabana by Felipe Sanguinetti.
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[@louisechainey2940]

Intrusive music that overpowered and personally distracted me from the content but aside from this stunning and powerful content as always. Thank you for sharing with us.

[@candole]

The house was so intensely his own and it was clear he felt creatively inspired by its surroundings. It reminded me why we need to be thoughtful when decorating our houses so that it aids our creativity and well being. While the music was fitting, the volume could have been lowered, at points his voice was almost drowned out by it!

[@bettinarossi7908]

Lovely,lovely,lovely.Merci.🙏

[@sgm7366]

wonderful documentation! terrifying music

[@bluepainting]

What a space! So beautiful.

[@jamesallison4875]

My dream! Wow.

[@danielintheantipodes6741]

Thank you for the video!

[@terrymelville2853]

LOve ThiS!

[@rethap3612]

Alas, the disturbing noise (music) detracts from the film. I musted the sound and read the transcript which also detracts one from fully viewing the film...

[@juliebarrett8903]

The noise/“music” was a real deterrent to the beautiful aesthetic of the images.

[@johntuffin3262]

I agree. It’s a growing annoyance that people spoil their videos with inappropriate and intrusive music. I didn’t find the quotations from Proust helpful either. I can see the link with Proust but there’s no need to make it so obvious and anyway it’s not very relevant.

[@alisonjones3057]

The music 😢

[@JohnJSteinbeck]

The music with this episode is way too loud, and irritating, it is highly distracting.