A Haiku In The Vines

In Quincey, in the heart of a picturesque landscape, this 160 m² house combines comfort, nature and poetry. Inspired by Wabi-Sabi, it celebrates imperfection, raw materials, and subdued light. Designed by a winemaker from elsewhere, it embodies a dream: to welcome, to connect worlds, to offer a living refuge on the road to the Grands Crus — between slowness, essential beauty and passion for wine. The space A peaceful oasis in Burgundy, between nature and comfort Located in the charming village of Quincey, in Côte-d'Or, this spacious house of 160 sqm can accommodate up to 10 people thanks to its 4 comfortable bedrooms. Surrounded by greenery, it offers an unobstructed panorama of the rolling hills of the Burgundian countryside. A large private pool, a wooded garden, a sunny terrace: everything here invites you to relax, the sweetness of the time found. Fully equipped, designed for long stays or brief escapes, it combines contemporary comfort with the elegance of natural materials. Everything here thinks about the space, slowness, and essential beauty of things. The purity of Wabi-Sabi in the heart of the vineyards The soul of the house rests on a subtle balance between decoulement and warmth: the Japanese art of living of wabi-sabi is expressed through every detail, a look at impermanence, simplicity, the discreet charm of wear and shade. Raw wood, natural materials, patina of time, asymmetrical vases, dim light: everything evokes the beauty of simple and imperfect things, the poetry of silences. This delicately Asian style interacts with the ancient stones, the Burgundian tiles, the surrounding vineyard landscapes — an unlikely and yet fluid encounter, where the house becomes a threshold between worlds — a place of meditation, of hidden beauty, where attention is placed on the moment. A living house, fed by a passion for wine The owner, a faraway winemaker, chose to settle here, on the mythical route of the Grands Crus, carried by an ancient dream: that of making his roots dialogue and the Burgundy land. This house, he thought of it as a place to welcome but also as the beating heart of his wine project in the making — an inhabited place, inspired, ready to transform over the seasons and the harvest. Staying here is living a moment in the home of an anchored dreamer, at the crossroads of worlds, in the heart of a territory of excellence. An invitation to beauty, wine, and hospitality.