Villa Majorelle

The work of the architect Henri Sauvage, built around 1901-1902 for Louis Majorelle, the villa is an emblematic house of Art Nouveau. It bears witness to a perfect unity between architecture and decoration as well as to the close collaboration of Parisian and Nancy artists, such as Jacques Gruber for the stained glass windows, Alexandre Bigot for the sandstone elements, not forgetting Louis Majorelle who designed the ironwork, the woodwork and the furniture.