Nathalie Rosat
Decorative painter
Les Moulins

« As a child, I dreamed of having a fake marble bed. A client of my father mentioned a school in Belgium to learn how to do it. I left but I never made the bed! »

As a teenager, Nathalie Rosat helped her antique dealer father renovate furniture. At 18, after a preparatory year in Vevey, she left for Brussels where she learned to paint faux marble, faux wood, trompe-l’œil. A great traveler, she lived several years abroad, notably in England and Spain. Back in the country since 2016, she paints, among other things, folk art.

« I sometimes make my paints by mixing pigments. I paint in water, in oil. But I have a predilection for old and natural paintings. »

After having carried out major interior decoration work around the world, Nathalie Rosat moved to Les Moulins in her father’s former workshop. She paints there the daily life of the Pays-d’Enhaut: scenes of countryside, winter or picking. She mainly works for individuals. She realizes both orders and personal creations.

Training

1983, diploma in painter and decorator, Van der Kelen School, Brussels, Belgium