Este quarto (e os outros), pertencia ao setor privado da casa, onde não acessavam os visitantes e era parte importante da vida diária da família Batlle Pacheco. No período em…
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Em 1904, a família Batlle-Pacheco, adquiriu a quinta dos herdeiros do comerciante francês Pablo Duplessis. Durante a estadia da família na Europa, começaram as remodelações sob a direção do arquiteto…
This room is located next to other areas related to social and family life, such as the living room. It is also connected to the areas where the household staff…
This door leads to the bedroom that belonged to Matilde Pacheco, José Batlle y Ordóñez’s wife, who was born in 1854 and died in 1926. The bedroom features Louis XV…
It was acquired by the Batlle-Pacheco family in 1904 from the heirs of French businessman Pablo Duplessis. In 1907, while the family were traveling across Europe, the villa went through…
A skylight and stained-glass ceiling were put up in the central courtyard during the renovation works carried out in the house before the Batlle-Pacheco family moved in. The original design…
Like the other bedrooms in the house, this was a private area, where everyday family life developed. For this reason, visitors were not allowed in these rooms. During the time…