garçonnière
/ˌɡɑːsɒnˈjɛː
/noun
A bachelor’s flat or set of rooms.The garçonnières on either end of the house were added in the late nineteenth century....
- The central portion of the house was built 1787-90, and the wings, or garçonnières, were added about 1812.
- Two dome-roofed garçonnières (separate quarters for guests and/or sons of Creole aristocrats) still stand amid Houmas House's lush greenery.
Origin
French, from garçon 'boy'.
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