The Winter Garden of the Chateau is Ready. Plants, Furniture, Decoration, Restoration... 

Good job Daan, always nice to see someone with such a passion to his work 💚💚💚

Lovely variety and display of plants. Hope to see you again. If you see the comments please...consider clivia also an stage or etage for Auriculas! Love this chateau and channel ! Apologies for my enthusiasm !

Me encanta como has dejado todo ,con elegancia ,sencillez y estilo ,las habitaciones preciosas ,la cocina y el jardín de invierno con un color precioso ese verde es precioso ,sigo todos tus videos y que buen trabajo en todo ,todo precioso 🇪🇦🇪🇦🇪🇦

Apparently this is not his partner.

Yes, indeed, it is exquisite. The only thing I would add, however, is COLOR! One can accomplish that with jewel-tone rich fabrics or showy flowers. Winter can be cold, dark, and long and indoor flowers can bring a pop of color, joy, and hope in the bleak mid-winter. The gardener is familiar with "forcing bulbs" no doubt. My favorite indoor bulbs are Hyacinths which come in bright pinks and purple/violet & various other colors, and also smell wonderful. Red or deep pink & white variegated Amaryllis is lovely for Christmas, and yellow & white daffodils are always cheerful & make me think of sunshine (I think Europeans call them Narcissus). I think one can force most Lillys (my favorite are the pink & white Tiger Lillys), but I'm not sure about Tulips. When they're spent they can all be planted in the ground in spring. These, or other bright flowers would look lovely in their little glass bulb-vases used for forcing... or placed/nested in a long narrow brass container on the dining room table as a perfect centerpiece. A glass-top dining table would open up the space a lot and make the room more spacious-looking. Maybe a few cane chairs made in the Orient (antiques?) would complement the tableware/cutlery. Maybe a couple of bright pink (or his favorite shade) Rose bushes trained to be "trees" would add some color too and a more subtle scent to the room. Large-bloom orchids come in every color too (purple and pink-violet are my favorite), African violets are easy, pink Cyclamen is lovely, and Desert-Rose too. Red Anthurium looks tropical but is also perfect for Christmas, as is red Gloxinia. Indoor Azaeleas are gorgeous with dense blossoms and come in many colors. Jasmine smells lovely. Chrysanthemums/Mums and Begonias and Pansies are cold-hardy and would do well on the window sills... as would the herb Rosemary which would make the room smell lovely and fresh and could be used for culinary uses. Perhaps his gardener already has some of these and other ideas... but that is just the shortlist! 😊☺😂😘

I'm saving your repley for my outdoor garden here in ghe US Midwest...near Chicago. Thank you.

Exactly !

yes! I think they're perfect too!

Me 3! Perfect!

But hiding the lighting lanterns behind it :-(

@@ChateaudeDampierre ahhhh…. Ok!! Gotya! 🤗

@@ChateaudeDampierre that’s disappointing

Or actually get a Venus de Milo or some other Greek goddess for the Orangery/Garden House and put the statue of Mary (with her head intact) in the chapel... I think he has a chapel... or perhaps that is another chateau I'm thinking of. After all, she is a one-of-a-kind priceless artifact of the Medieval French period. It would be a shame to 'de-face' her! 🤔

Just that I bought it without head, and though it was not a religious statue. and like it like that. , and the antic shop called me 1 month later To tell me they found a head that might be my sculpture one ! But meanwhile I git used to the beheaded one. And I didn’t want any religious sign in the first place. So I only decided not to fix it 😉

Thanks 😉

I have a pillow with a tropical/palm tree theme with a cute monkey holding an umbrella sitting in the tree as well as a spotted leopard and a peacock and palm fronds and dragonflies buzzing about. I wish he could see it. It evokes the East India British decor era.

Hahahaha Mary doesn’t share your point of view ! 😂

Bon ben voilà ! C est français finalement ! On va encore passer pour Chauvin ! Haha