Château du Grand-Lucé, Loire Valley, France
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Château du Grand-Lucé, Loire Valley, France
Timothy Corrigan’s Chateau in Loire Valley
Château de la Chevallerie, home of interior designer Timothy Corrigan.
THE PALACE
Chateau du Grand-Luce, Le Man, of The Barons de Luce and Timothy Corrigan
“The person that is about to activate critical intelligence about the rules and possibilities involved in experiences a richer kind of pleasure.”
Timothy Corrigan; "A Short Guide to Writing About Film"
THE PALACE
Chateau du Grand-Luce, Le Man, of The Barons de Luce and Timothy Corrigan
Château du Grand-Lucé - Loire Valley, France
Interior designer Timothy Corrigan’s palatial estate in France’s Loire Valley, comes with a lovely legend. In 1781 the surrounding village, built mostly of wood, was destroyed by a fire that started in a bakery. The chatelaine, Louise Pineau de Viennay—a daughter of the residence’s original owner, Jacques Pineau de Viennay, Baron de Lucé, a state councillor under Louis XV—supposedly sheltered the townspeople in her splendid outbuildings while she had their homes and shops reconstructed in tuffeau, the region’s creamy white limestone. Eight years later, when the revolution came, not only was the lady of the house spared (her generosity surely remembered) but so were Grand-Lucé and its treasures, among them a room full of rare chinoiserie murals.
Fernanda Eberstadt - Architectural Digest