In 2026, Toile Blanche was declared a work by the Leroy Brothers. The estate continues to operate normally.

The Vision

In 2026, Toile Blanche was declared a work by the Leroy Brothers. The estate continues to operate normally.

This is not a hotel that has acquired some paintings. It is an artwork that also happens to have twenty-two suites, two restaurants, and exceptional rosé. The distinction matters.

The works presented here are chosen with care. Each piece is selected in conversation with the artist. Some were created specifically for the property, others arrived because they belonged here.

The Collection

Painting, sculpture, photography, installation. A living entity that changes with the seasons. Returning means a different conversation with the same rooms.

Across 20,000m² of Provençal gardens, the property is also a permanent sculpture trail. From Arik Levy to Gregory Orekhov to Raymond Leroy, grandfather of the Leroy Brothers, each work tells a story of resistance, light, and Mediterranean landscape.

The collection is not finished. New works arrive each season.

The Brothers

Nicolas, Gilles and Gregory Leroy have worked as a collective since 1997, across post-internet art, painting, sculpture and installation. Nicolas studied at Villa Arson in Nice. Gilles and Gregory are self-taught. Their work has been shown at the Shanghai World Expo, the Moscow Museum of Modern Art, and the New Digital Art Biennale.

They are also the architects of this place. Their works are in the suites, their sculptures inhabit the gardens, and they invite artists in residence throughout the year.

A quiet cultural programme runs through the season. Most events are not announced in advance, which is reason enough to stay.

Toile Blanche Contemporary

The art space at the heart of the estate. A working place, not a showroom. New pieces are made here, exhibited, and archived. Open to guests throughout the season.