Color Theory | A Fashion Color Story at Chateau de Villette

The power of color is inescapable. Color has been explored throughout history, and many civilizations found great use for color. Today, color is a thoughtful part of any company's brand and their marketing campaign, it's intentionally used in our fashion and interior design, and there are those that also use color for the possibility of healing.
Our response to color is deeply personal and is often impacted by our life experiences. Color is beautiful! Color creates emotion within each of us. We may experience a rush of adrenaline, a calmness to our frazzled thoughts, a since of certainty and security, or perhaps we'll become elated with joy. Whatever you find, it's a gift!
We've been profoundly inspired by the power of color, fashion, culture, and interior design throughout our journey in this craft. It was our hope to stir up our creative energy with an editorial that combines each of these elements, and a luxurious Paris getaway felt like the perfect place to begin our search. As we began to seek a location, Chateau de Villette gained our attention.
Just outside of Paris, Chateau de Villette, also known as "Little Versailles," shares the chief architects (François Mansart and Jules Hardouin-Mansart) and garden designer (André de Notre) with the Château de Versailles. Not only is the view breathtaking as you drive up, but it is equally as incredible when you step inside. Each room boast it's own story that is unraveled through intoxicating color paired with French antiques true to the 18th century.
Our minds went wild with awe and appreciation to do what we love at Chateau de Villette. May you feel invigorated as you peruse the color story that unfolds before you.
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