The Study
Today the room is empty – but I can easily imagine a desk, some chairs and a lot of books in this room…
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Today the room is empty – but I can easily imagine a desk, some chairs and a lot of books in this room…
Sunlight enters the glass roof of the Château Lumière and floods the hallway on the first floor.
An empty chair left with nothing but a magazine on.
The main entrance from the inside of the Château Lumière. A big door sheds light on the stairs to the ground floor.
One of the bathrooms in the Château Lumière with a little sunlight peaking in. But assumably in the past all doors were closed during “business hours” and due to no windows, only artificial light was available.
When one still discovers the basement – and another slowly feels thirst and hunger after about 6 hours of exploration in the Clinique Du Diable…
Today the kitchen stays cold and the supplies are out! As all the staff is currently absent, visitors are kindly advised to bring their own victuals to clean up after themselves.
Most likely the big atrium which lets the light shine through the roof to all floors gave the Château Lumière the name. An amazing atmosphere welcomes the visitors after entering the main door. The big entrance hall looks majestic and in a way mysterious –
The Château Lumière – the castle of light – has its dark places too. The cellar retains its secrets in the dark – like this old carriage that lays in a corner of the basement. No one knows when it my have seen horses for
In the backyard of the Château Lumière an old, red Deux Chevaux slowly rusts and decays. With the bent out doors it almost looks like a dying bug with broken wings…