SPIRIT OF ST BARTH

Fleur de Mer, Elevated Island Living ✨

High above Colombier, Fleur de Mer stands as one of St. Barth’s architectural icons. Originally imagined by Claude Pittoors, the villa has been masterfully reinterpreted by Nicolas Gessat and Brad Krefman.

The result? A seamless dialogue between heritage and contemporary ease — open lines, ocean light, natural textures, and interiors designed to withstand the island’s sun and salt air.

Below, Fleur de Terre unfolds around a majestic century-old tamarind tree, anchoring the project in its landscape.

Unmistakably St. Barth.

Fleur de Mer, L’art de vivre en hauteur ✨

Dominant Colombier, Fleur de Mer est devenue une signature architecturale de Saint-Barthélemy. Imaginée par Claude Pittoors, puis sublimée par Nicolas Gessat et Brad Krefman.

Un équilibre subtil entre patrimoine et modernité : volumes ouverts, lumière omniprésente, matières naturelles et détails pensés pour le climat insulaire.

En contrebas, Fleur de Terre s’organise autour d’un tamarinier centenaire majestueux.

Résolument Saint-Barth.

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Featured in Spirit of St Barth – Edition 13 (2026)

This Saturday, The Wall House Museum unveils Between These Folded Walls, Utopia, curated by Fotografiska.

Created by the acclaimed duo Cooper & Gorfer, the exhibition is a powerful photographic exploration of migration, identity, and the right to dream. Through monumental, surreal portraits of young women rebuilding their lives after displacement, the artists reimagine utopia not as paradise — but as resilience, reconstruction, and hope.

Previously shown in New York, Stockholm, and Tallinn, this moving series now arrives in St Barth for a limited run.

Opening this Saturday.
15 February – 15 April 2026.

More inside our latest issue.

Where the island gathers for celebration and memories, welcome to Gustavia ✨


📸 by NEW ‘St Barth Road Signs’ ongoing series

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