Outdoor artist and colour virtuoso Claude Monet was the charismatic leader of the impressionist movement. The artist was also passionate about botany and an inventive gardener who arranged his garden like an artwork. Brimming with history, the pink house retains its owner’s spirit. It tells the storey of Monet’s daily life, as a person and an artist, using period furniture and items, souvenirs, and accurate replicas of rooms. From the Clos Normand’s flower beds to the water garden’s water lilies, Claude Monet created an outdoor palette during his life at Giverny. Towards the end of his life, this impressionist setting became his sole source of inspiration.