Les Petites Maisons de l'Isle

Les Petites Maisons de l'Isle is a French manufacturer of bespoke wooden cabins and modular buildings. Based in L'Isle-sur-la-Sorgue, in the Vaucluse, near Avignon, the company designs and manufactures its structures in its own workshop, where craftsmen ensure production entirely carried out in France. Founded by Olivier Blay, it serves both private individuals and hospitality professionals, restaurants, beaches and local authorities. The core business is based on demountable, modular and customizable wooden buildings, delivered without a building permit. Each project is studied upstream via 3D design, then adapted to the client's space and needs, from the private garden to the development of urban spaces. The company masters the entire process, from design to delivery and installation. The range covers beach and pool cabins, changing rooms, WCs and showers, technical rooms, storage areas, reception kiosks, bar kiosks, summer kitchens and Christmas chalets. Several models are available in disabled-access versions. The wood used is of French origin, mainly Douglas pine and maritime pine, and fencing and gate options complete the offer. Les Petites Maisons de l'Isle claims the Origine France Garantie label on its models, with French materials and finishing paints also of French origin.