Sablé was designed as a Breton beach house inspired by Californian “Surf shacks”, emphasizing its location on the Bay of Quiberon through a seamless flow between the interior and exterior, achieved with tilt-and-turn windows. The design adopts a neo-Breton aesthetic, using the codes of the “Seiz Breur” movement and the bay’s maritime universe. The facade features black walnut tiles, and linen sails provide shade on the terrace. Inside, the tiled floors evoke Breton pottery, while the banquettes recall the sails of sinagots. The minimalist concrete bar was crafted using sand from the nearby beach. Custom-made Okoumé plywood tables are positioned to offer pleasant sea views. The graphic identity incorporates “Seiz Breur” typography and maritime colors.