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"We Don't Count the Hours": in the Eure, a House Made of Broken Dishes From the Floor to the Ceiling Does Not Go Unnoticed

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In the department of Eure, a house is entirely decorated with broken dishes. It is the grandfather of Jean Vasseur, owner of the place, who is at the origin of this atypical dwelling. From floor to ceiling, everything is made of broken porcelain. - "We do not count the hours": in the Eure, a house of broken dishes from floor to ceiling does not go unnoticed (Culture, media and entertainment).

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In the department of Eure, a house is entirely decorated with broken dishes. It is the grandfather of Jean Vasseur, owner of the place, who is at the origin of this atypical dwelling. From floor to ceiling, everything is made of broken porcelain. - "We do not count the hours": in the Eure, a house of broken dishes from floor to ceiling does not go unnoticed (Culture, media and entertainment).

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TF1 INFO broke the news on Thursday, September 10, 2026.
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