Not only the villa itself (in the photo - its rear facade), but also the park with her manor ensembles reminiscent of the Classical period.

Ceremonial Hall recalls the interiors by the end of the XVIII century Robert Adam Lock Syon House. The chandelier is made on the design of the house owner. Photo: René Stoelti

Detail of the living room. The interior is dominated by white color: it is not only part of the styling, but a winning background for antiques. Photo: René Stoelti

Above the fireplace in the main living room - Italian baroque mirror. On the desk in the style of Louis XV - figurines Franz von Stuck and Empire style chandeliers. Photo: René Stoelti

Entrance to the main living room, decorated with neo-classical sculptures of cast iron. In the foreground, a bust of Lucius Verus (a copy of the XVIII century with the Roman original). 

Hallway greenhouse carved stone fireplace adorns the early Baroque era. Photo: René Stoelti

Detail of the greenhouse. In the center - the end of the XVIII century fireplace decorated with artificial marble. Grizaylnye panels on the walls depict allegories of the seasons. Photo: René Stoelti

In the Empire-style console table - two terracotta urns beginning of the XIX century. On the wall - inserted into the frame fragment of wallpaper paper of the XVIII century. Photo: René Stoelti

In front of the Far East against the background of the screen are lacquered cabinet in the style chinoiserie (middle of the XVIII century) and two Empire style floor lamp in the form of Egyptian statues. Photo: René Stoelti

Detail of the kitchen at the conservatory. On the table - Delft vases tyulipery the background wall - Rocaille chair of the Swedish operation of the XVIII century. Photo: René Stoelti

Text: Barbara Stoelti