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Photo: Rikki Snyder © 2013 Houzz Pink game table: fabricated by Jim Greene, Brooklyn, NY; Volutes consoles, Roche Bobois; Bowling chandelier, Roche Bobois; trio of tables: Ovni, Roche Bobois; silver accessories: Christofle; mirror TV by Séura; drapery fabric: Verel de Belval, pearl trim & tie backs, Samuel and Sons Passementerie; drapery fabrication, including Marie Antoinette (drapery trim) bows were all done by Muriel Valette-Rogir, About Details LLC; Authentic Louis XV chairs, private collection; Chair upholstery by About Details LLC using pink Panama Rose fabric by Créations Méthaphores; Place Vendôme mural and Marie Antoinette illustration by Chesley McLaren (picture frame by Arteriors Home); Framing by Paris Framemakers, NYC; Stark carpet "David Hicks collection, Octagram design in Blush; Ladureé: Macaron and other display sweets; Églomisé (reverse painted glass) vases: Decor by Guillaume Gentet; pedestal & Sconces: Global Views & Studio | A; artificial lighting for doorway: REVCO Lighting & Electrical Supply, Southampton, NY; wood/boiserie: Dykes Lumber Company, Brooklyn, NY; ornamental shrubs & flowers: Silverleaf, NY; Villadom Corp., home-builder/on-site electrical work; TRI-R Services, East Hampton (new interior walls); pink miniature Eiffel Tower by Merci Gustave; accent pillow fabric by Christian Fischbacher LLC

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Saturday 25th June, Château de Péronne, France. Jardin Philophrosyne, the second garden designed and realised by Peter Donegan Garden Design at the 13th century castle was officially inaugurated. The new garden was designed in celebration of the 30th anniversary of The Historial de la Grande Guerre, Europes largest war museum embedded within the towns emblem in the Somme region of Northern France. In 2018 garden architect Donegan was 1 of 14 designers selected from around the globe to design at historic locations to commemorate the centenary of the ending of WW1. The peace garden, Jardin Eutychia (after the Greek Goddess of Happiness) was realised in the Chateau’s dried up moat. Of the most recent project, at first glance the garden is a visitors most beautiful welcome, but it contains also a herbarium of world war medicinal plants, virtual reality story telling and a full size Panzer tank and a plant range of scent designed to evoke memory within the 3 tiered space contained within a towns castle courtyard that has fallen three times. Since 2019 the castles in-house research staff, it’s Director Hervé Francois and Peter Donegan alongside Chloe Quinn have worked side by side on elements of the gardens detail. Donegan points out “The tricky part of this design and as important, the realisation was that castle and in particular the courtyard was designed ultimately to keep people out and in this projects case the only access was through the buildings front archway and through the 17 metre long tunnel. Invariably the gardens success came down to a very close working relationship with amongst others landscape contractors Laurent Dachy and the carpentry team Clement Henocque (CH Bois).“ According to Assistant Designer Chloe Quinn “that we took a daydream made it into an equation and, people wonder how we made it all happen is exactly what we initially dreamt when we were appointed to this magical and now eloquently fitting but beautiful project“. Presented by (in photo below): Hervé Francois (Director, Historial de la Grande Guerre), Peter Donegan (Landscape Designer), Guillaume Duflot (President Historial de la Grande Guerre), Stéphane Haussoulier (Président du Conseil départemental de la Somme), Yael Menache (Deputy), Valérie Kumm (Councilor Departmental), Michéal Tierney (Deputy Ambassador, Irish Embassy France), Jean-Paul Mulot (Conseiller régional Hauts de France). Peter Donegan is an internationally renowned horticulturist, garden designer and speaker. His practice was borne in 2001 and very swiftly achieved acclaim winning a host of awards for 17th & 18th century gardens & show gardens at national competition. Peter is the series garden designer for DIY SOS The Big Build for RTE Television, an RHS Silver medalist and has designed at Château de Péronne, France in 2019 and 2022.

Saturday 25th June, Château de Péronne, France. Jardin Philophrosyne, the second garden designed and realised by Peter Donegan Garden Design at the 13th century castle was officially inaugurated. The new garden was designed in celebration of the 30th anniversary of The Historial de la Grande Guerre, Europes largest war museum embedded within the towns emblem in the Somme region of Northern France. In 2018 garden architect Donegan was 1 of 14 designers selected from around the globe to design at historic locations to commemorate the centenary of the ending of WW1. The peace garden, Jardin Eutychia (after the Greek Goddess of Happiness) was realised in the Chateau’s dried up moat. Of the most recent project, at first glance the garden is a visitors most beautiful welcome, but it contains also a herbarium of world war medicinal plants, virtual reality story telling and a full size Panzer tank and a plant range of scent designed to evoke memory within the 3 tiered space contained within a towns castle courtyard that has fallen three times. Since 2019 the castles in-house research staff, it’s Director Hervé Francois and Peter Donegan alongside Chloe Quinn have worked side by side on elements of the gardens detail. Donegan points out “The tricky part of this design and as important, the realisation was that castle and in particular the courtyard was designed ultimately to keep people out and in this projects case the only access was through the buildings front archway and through the 17 metre long tunnel. Invariably the gardens success came down to a very close working relationship with amongst others landscape contractors Laurent Dachy and the carpentry team Clement Henocque (CH Bois).“ According to Assistant Designer Chloe Quinn “that we took a daydream made it into an equation and, people wonder how we made it all happen is exactly what we initially dreamt when we were appointed to this magical and now eloquently fitting but beautiful project“. Presented by (in photo below): Hervé Francois (Director, Historial de la Grande Guerre), Peter Donegan (Landscape Designer), Guillaume Duflot (President Historial de la Grande Guerre), Stéphane Haussoulier (Président du Conseil départemental de la Somme), Yael Menache (Deputy), Valérie Kumm (Councilor Departmental), Michéal Tierney (Deputy Ambassador, Irish Embassy France), Jean-Paul Mulot (Conseiller régional Hauts de France). Peter Donegan is an internationally renowned horticulturist, garden designer and speaker. His practice was borne in 2001 and very swiftly achieved acclaim winning a host of awards for 17th & 18th century gardens & show gardens at national competition. Peter is the series garden designer for DIY SOS The Big Build for RTE Television, an RHS Silver medalist and has designed at Château de Péronne, France in 2019 and 2022.

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