The shape of the steel table 49° - 1° VERNON resembles a water lily from Monet's garden. In 1883, the Impressionist artist Claude Monet settled in the Norman commune of Giverny in southern France, its geographical coordinates are 49 ° 04 N. and 1°31 E - enclosed in the name of the subject. The master, already well-known by that time, bought a house by the pond in the commune and in his spare time was engaged in organizing and designing a Japanese garden around the pond. A picturesque view, dense shrubs and trees, a water surface with water lilies and lilies, which Monet called "landscapes-reflections", quite often became the plot for the author's later works.
Developed by architects of ARCH(E)TYPE bureau, Russia.

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