So, we had our fair share of minimal Scandinavian interiors lately and for this post why not mix things up a bit with a true castle!
Château de la Goujeonnerie in Vendée, France, was built in 1872 by the architect Arsene Charier for the mayor and his family, spanning over three floors and featuring 22 rooms, with its own view of the lake and hills.
Fast forwarding a bit, in 2005 the château was discovered by the magnificent design trio, Stefan Karlson, Hassan Abdullah and Michel Lasserre & went true a complete renovation that took five years.
Château de la Goujeonnerie is masterpiece!
Château de la Goujeonnerie is masterpiece!
Photography by Paul Raeside for Vogue Living
This is true perfection. What a gorgeous interior! I am curious as to the exterior! Beautiful.