Away from the tumult, far from the sets and the spotlight, Jenifer found a refuge in her own image. In Corsica,
land of roots and heart, the 43-year-old singer has built a warm cocoon, designed as a place of sharing.
living houseexpressive, where the colors interact and where each piece tells a story. Here, everything is done to bring people together.
As soon as you open the door, one thing jumps out at you: the personality of the place. Jenifer seeks neither neutrality nor extreme sobriety. It boasts a vibrant interior, nourished by contrasts and emotions. As she explained in the columns of L’Obseach space has sa propre identité. A dark and deep corridor, another tinted with khaki, a guest room dressed in pink…
Jenifer happy on the island of beauty in her house full of charm
An assumed mix which creates a circulation of atmospheres and energies. The omnipresent Mediterranean light links these bold choices and softens the whole. But if there is one piece that sums up the spirit of this house, it is without hesitation the living room. A central space, designed as a rallying point. “It’s the friendliest place,”
she confided to Purepeople by presenting its Ligati decoration collection.
We meet there with family, friends, around an impromptu meal on the coffee table or a long dinner.
“It’s a place that brings people together”she insisted. A simple sentence, but which says everything about his vision of the house: an open, inhabited place, never frozen. The decoration combines strong objects and sensitive details. During confinement, Jenifer surrounded herself with candles, candlesticks, soliflores and candlesticks, which she used as much for ambiance as out of necessity, the electricity being sometimes capricious.
A building cut off from the world
Always near PurepeopleJenifer also showed a large mirror, installed near elegant statues, like so many aesthetic landmarks loaded with meaning. Nothing is there by chance, each object finds its place in a very personal harmony. This Corsican house is also a lifestyle choice. She is voluntarily cut off from the world. A precious, almost protective isolation.
In 50′ Inside, the singer summed up this philosophy simply: once home, everything stops. No more noise, no more demands. Just the essentials. Olive oil, salt, bread. And calm. Between assertive colors, Mediterranean spirit and deep need for disconnection, Jenifer’s house appears as a natural extension of what she has become: an artist anchored, free, and deeply attached to places that bring people together.
