Bedrooms have been completed with warm, copper-coloured walls and red-striped bed linen that subtly references one of the barn buildings, which has a maroon roof. Several horse-themed illustrations have been used as decoration, as well as oversized paper bags intended to resemble those typically used for storing sugar, flour or seeds.

"With my personal background of architecture, it was possible to be involved with everything from [the hotel's] interior design to branding details, creating a global narrative for Le Barn," Antoine Ricardou, founder of Be-poles, told Dezeen.

This pastoral setting is what encouraged the centre's owner, William Kriegel, and hotelier Edouard Daehn to develop guest accommodation on the site where city dwellers could escape and be "immediately in touch with the changing seasons, the great outdoors, and local wildlife".