Director Victoria Hely-Hutchinson talks about the sun-drenched summer she spent in the South of France with her “bohemian expat retiree” grandparents, Charlotte and Hugh Morton:

“The home is a respite for pale relatives in search of a tan,” says the London-based director, who is known for documenting British lives for publications including New York Magazine and Vanity Fair. 

“Guests must also endure the unsolicited advice from my eccentric grandmother Charlotte on love, death and everything in between.”