5/5 Anthony F. 2 years ago on Google • 34 reviews
This
museum
was
unknown
to
me,
but
what
a
find!
The
building
for
me
was
reminiscent
of
Frank
Lloyd
Wright
architecture
and
houses
I
have
seen
in
the
USA.
The
house
is
a
magnificent
example
of
Art
Deco
style
and
the
outside
does
not
do
it
justice,
you
have
to
go
inside.
I
absolutely
adored
my
visit
and
you
can
take
pictures.
The
furniture,
carpets,
stair
case,
windows,
doors,
lights
are
terrific
designs
from
the
1920s
and
1930s.
Mr
Van
Buuren
had
a
great
eye
for
his
home
and
helped
by
architects
of
the
time
using
the
Amsterdam
movement
style
created
this
treasure.
I
love
the
details
of
the
perspectives
from
the
house
looking
out
over
the
garden.
So
much
though
was
put
into
making
the
house
liveable.
The
details
are
superb
with
guides
and
pamphlets
in
French,
Dutch
and
English
to
help
you
discover
the
stories.
The
greatest
story
for
me
was
about
the
family
themselves,
though
very
wealthy
they
were
also
well
connected,
so
the
visitors
to
the
house
were
well
known
politicians
and
even
royalty.
The
garden
too
is
charming
and
an
inspiration.
Definitely
worth
a
visit
if
you're
a
fan
of
Art
Deco.
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