Stone Houses with Hollyhocks and Hydrangeas on Hoëdic

A sunlit Breton village on Hoëdic Island, Brittany, France, with a charming row of old stone houses, slate roofs, and timber-framed windows. The façades are covered in climbing hollyhocks in vivid pinks, reds, and yellows, and hydrangeas in blues and purples spilling from window boxes and garden borders. A narrow cobblestone lane winds between the houses, leading toward glimpses of the turquoise sea and a quiet harbor in the distance. Soft shadows from a bright midday sun, sea breeze ruffling leaves, seagulls circling, and a timeless, postcard-perfect atmosphere. Realistic textures: weathered stone, moss, and rough cobbles; warm Breton color palette with pops of floral color, atmospheric depth with distant blue horizon and gentle clouds. The scene feels tranquil, nostalgic, and authentically coastal Brittany, suitable for a travel postcard or landscape painting in a photorealistic style.