This was the highlight of my Easter Trip.
The famous yellow dining room
The blue kitchen which is just off the dining room - I predict blue and yellow is going to make a resurgence soon
The water garden, unfortunately it was a little too early for the waterlilies and wisteria; however this is a sneak preview of what it would look like.
Here is how Monet saw it
Oooh lucky you! My heart always races when I see photos of his home and gardens.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous, gorgeous photos, thank you for sharing them!! I can only imagine seeing it in person!
xo Isa
We went to Monet's House and Garden a few years ago - I loved it! The waterlilies were in the pond, it was breathtakingly beautiful. it felt as if you were in the painting. There was a little cafe down the road that had the best ham, cheese and butter sandwiches on the best baguette I think I have ever had!!! Maybe I was very hungry, but I think a lot had to do with the location. Thanks for sharing your pictures.
ReplyDeleteWe will be returning to Paris in October. I plan on seeing his home again.
I love your photos of Monet's home and garden.I just finished watching again a video that I bought a few years ago of Monet's garden. I hope to go there someday.
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Carolyn
wow, gorgeous. I will be sending my good friend this post, she and her husband will be traveling to France next month...and you made me want to go back.
ReplyDeleteCan't get my eyes and my dreams on your post...
ReplyDeleteSuch a gorgeous photos. TY for sharing in this sunny Friday.
Beautiful! I have enjoyed all your photo's and have had it on my list of 'must see' but I seem to always be in France at the wrong time of year. Have a lovely weekend! Ax
ReplyDeleteAhhhh...to be surrounded by so much beauty! So inspiring!
ReplyDeleteThank You for sharing these photos. They are so beautiful and inspiring!
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Greeting from Poland :)