Dining room, Chateau de Valrose, Nice, Provence, France
Dining room, built 1868, with carved wood panelling, trompe l'oeil stained stucco, parquet floor and Italian landscape painting, in the Chateau de Valrose, built 1867-70 in Neo Gothic style for Russian baron Paul von Derwies, designed by David Grimm, Mikhail Makaroff, Antoine Beranger and Sebastien-Marcel Biasini, in Valrose, Nice, Provence, France. The chateau, set in a 10 hectare estate, is used by the University of Nice-Sophia-Antipolis. It is listed as a historic monument and is part of the Nice UNESCO World Heritage Site. Picture by Manuel Cohen
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1867-70 Alpes-maritimes Beranger Biasini Derwies Grigorjewitsch Grimm Makaroff Manger Nice-sophia-antipolis Panelling Parquet Provencal Provence-alpes-cote Salle Sebastien-marcel Stucco Valrose
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