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Discover our everyday inspiration by our magnificent partner castles
THE VERSAILLES PALACE
The Palace of Versailles is a French palace built by Louis XIV in Versailles. It was the residence of the king, his court and the royal government from 1682 to October 1789. The Palace of Versailles is our greatest source of inspiration in the creation of our products.
CHANTILLY CASTLE
The Château de Chantilly is one of the crowning jewels of French heritage. It is also the work of a man with an exceptional destiny: Henri d’Orléans, Duke of Aumale (1822-1897), fifth son of Queen Marie-Amélie and King Louis-Philippe, the last king of France.
FONTAINEBLEAU CASTLE
The castle of Fontainebleau was first built as a hunting pavilion, that was later transformed into a fortified castle. It was built by François I in 1527, in Renaissance-style. His successors extended it with classical buildings. The interior decoration continued to evolve until the July Monarchy.
© Château de Fontainebleau
CHENONCEAU CASTLE
Also known as the « Château des Dames » (Ladies’ Castle) after the many improvements desired by great female figures in French history, the Château de Chenonceau is distinguished by its unique architecture which juts out over the Cher river that runs through the region.
CLOS-LUCÉ CASTLE
The Clos Lucé residence is a landmark residence situated in the heart of the Loire Valley in France. Originally designed in 1471 as a former stronghold under the Château d’Amboise, it had a number of different owners before finally being purchased by Charles VIII. It remained as a summer residence for the kings of France until 1516 when King François I gifted it to Leonardo da Vinci, who was its primary resident for three years until his death on May 2, 1519.
SULLY-SUR-LOIRE CASTLE
From 1395 to the present day, the history of the Château de Sully has enchanted all who have visited. The château’s unique architecture has evolved greatly over the centuries and yet remains majestic in its structural prominence. The famed character, Maximilien de Béthune, Duke of Sully, remains an indivisible part of the history of this renowned monument.
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