Domaine de Salagnac

The estate of Salagnac, a magnificent 40-hectare property surrounding a 17th and 19th century manor house in the Corrèze, houses the original project of a young interior designer, Apolline Terrier. On these hilly lands at the foot of the massif of Monédières, crisscrossed with paths conducive to the walk, are built treehouses perched in trees, a new kind, immersed in the countryside, and overlooking the brook Dagues. The architect Apolline Terrier having grown up on this area, knows all the detours, and has always wanted to erect huts in order to benefit the greatest number, this authentic nature, rich and varied. These huts were thought of as perched nests, conducive to observation, meditation and escape. Constructed with sustainable materials from Limousin, these tree houses, made of wood and glass, blend in perfectly with the environment, while meeting the new ecological and energy standards.