Chateaux interiors

Unlike Vaux le Vicomte, Château de Haroué has been inhabited by the same family since it was built by architect Germain... Read More

The beauty of classicism is its ability to transcend time and place and speak with a new voice in whatever context it finds itself. Architecture that successfully shows itself to have this kind of versatility is repeated over many years and cultures and evolves to meet the needs of each new society it encounters. This limestone French chateau by residential designer William T. Baker.

When Flore de Brantes isn’t running her influential Brussels gallery, she and her family unwind at her ancestral château in France’s Val de Loire

Château de Curzay (@chateaudecurzay) • Instagram photos and videos

When you think of timeless elegance, what comes to mind? Could it be the understated luxury of a space filled with pieces that tell a story, where every detail whispers of heritage and grace? In the world of interior design, the concept of Old Money Home Decor captures this essence, blending sophistication with a rich

Nestled in the midst of the forests of Normandy, France is the elegant and romantic Château de Morsan, one of the few remaining folies in France. It was originally built around 1760 as a hunting lodge by the Marquis de Morsan, a confidant to Louis XV, for the King’s visit. The architect was Ange-Jacque Gabriel […]

French gray painted built-in bookshelves, limestone, and modern art in an Avignon mansion. Come see a Breathtaking French Château Tour in Provence With Photo Gallery of Historical Architecture, Dramatic Eclectic Interiors & Oddities!