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Petit Trianon Honour Staircase

Green-and-white marble and a decorated iron balustrade connect the courtyard level with the Petit Trianon’s reception rooms.

Petit Trianon Honour Staircase

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Find the interlaced letters in the railing as the staircase rises around its open centre. They are Marie-Antoinette’s initials, replacing the earlier monogram of Louis XV. The metalworker François Brochois made the iron and gilded-bronze balustrade. Light enters through the upper windows, while the green-and-white marble gives the lower floor a clear pattern. The staircase joins the service and entrance level to the first-floor reception rooms. Because the house stands on a slope, those upper rooms also meet the garden. The change of level is part of how this compact residence was fitted to its site.

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