The Chambord’s classical rendition moves away from heavy-handed Baroque decorations. The result is a modern interpretation of the classics that still has strong ties to tradition and style. It brings sophistication and gracious living of the French Renaissance refined to today’s more subtle and restrained tastes.

Gone are the brocades that make the interiors seem dark and heavy but the color scheme kept the gold and burgundy of traditional French chateaus. The furniture selection was inspired by silhouettes of Louis XIV chairs but were updated and streamlined design with contemporary fabrics. Art pieces are framed in silver gilded frames and the topiary brings the spirit of French gardens inside the house. With just the right amount of richness, the house maintains the traditional feel while still keeping the home in the 21st century.