De Peppel
Arnhem, Netherlands

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De Peppel is a house in Arnhem, Netherlands, built in 1890 and designated a Rijksmonument. The residence combines Swiss chalet style with Renaissance Revival architecture, reflecting the eclectic aesthetic preferences of the late 19th century. Its hybrid design—merging the rustic, pitched-roof character of Alpine chalets with the classical ornamental details of Renaissance tradition—exemplifies the picturesque architectural tastes that shaped Dutch domestic building during the 1890s.
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- Built
- Type
- house
- Heritage
- Rijksmonument
- Place
- Arnhem, Netherlands
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