Chateau des Fleurs

The dream for Chateau des Fleurs was conceived long before it became a reality. As early as 2000, when its sister building, the Camille Beckman Factory was erected, we envisioned additional space for a restaurant, art gallery, a place for afternoon tea, and gardens rife with wildflowers and careening honeybees, as well as a universal prayer space where all faiths will be welcomed. In 2015, the next piece of this dream has coalesced into one of the most heartfelt and elegant venues in the country. With charming architecture reminiscent of old-world Europe, pristine marble floors, handcrafted molded oak doors with austere glass paneling, tall ceilings, and plenty of windows to allow in pure, natural light, Chateau des Fleurs brings to life many European-inspired elements akin to the distinguished architecture from the Palace of Versailles in France, to Rosemary Verey’s graceful gardens in England.