18th century house interior

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Bob and Carol Lebeau, the history-buff owners of the reproduction Gambrel Cape, had it constructed in 1983.

Waddesdon Manor , Rothschild Collections, what an impressive estate! The 18th Century French Renaissance Chateau Style sits perfectly in the exquisite Victorian gardens. The interiors are superlatively decorated to display Baron Ferdinand de Rothschild very large collection of French decorative pieces and the family collections too. So much beauty,craftsmanship, detailing to be inspired by @nationaltrust @waddesdonmanor_nt #historical #building #architecture #interior #interiordesigns…

The early 18th-century castle that is the subject of the lovely house biography Château de Haroué: A Great French Estate, a Family Home (Rizzoli) looks good from any angle, and photographer Miguel Flores-Vianna captures them all. But leave it to the London-based lensman to also find several gorgeous shots of the interiors of closets and […]

Boughton House, originally a modest 15th-century manor by the Montague family, transformed in the late 17th century under Ralph Montagu, the 1st Duke of Montagu. Inspired by the French Chateau, the Duke expanded the house with French architectural style and English Baroque elements, earning it the nickname ‘English Versailles’. The house’s beauty is evident in its interiors, which blend history and elegance. The ‘Little Hall’, the heart of the house, features a gallery and intricate painted…

The Palace of #Versailles is one of the most spectacular examples of the grandeur of 18th-century #French art and architecture. A UNESCO World Heritage site for the last thirty years, this sprawling estate began as Louis XIII's hunting lodge and blossomed into his son's court and center of government in 1682. 📸: @jbperraudin #architecture #architect #architecturelovers #architecturephotography #archilovers #interior #interiordesign

The style was based on Italian architect Andrea Palladio's (1508-1580) interpretation of classical design principles, which were adapted by early English architects and published in pattern books for tradesmen.