From Julie
Located on a vast private park near Brussels, in Belgium, the Groenhoven Estate dates from the 17th century; the property has been called the first "eco-castle" in Europe, with giant solar panels and a recyling system for rainwater. Architects Bateille & Ibens renovated the interiors, seamlessly integrating modern elements with a collection of Old Master paintings. The estate now functions as a venue for conferences, weddings, and other events.











June 26, 2009
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Simply gorgeous. Love the dining room with the Thonet chairs. And the calligraphy next to the old masters!
this is beyond beautiful. such a great statment of old and new coexisting...
thanks for posting this! i want to go...
david john
What a gorgeous place. Brilliant post!