Villa Majorelle

Villa Majorelle is one of Nancy’s landmark Art Nouveau houses, built in 1901–02 for furniture designer Louis Majorelle. Its asymmetrical façade, floral ironwork, stained glass, and integrated decorative details show the style at its most inventive. Restored rooms and furnishings offer a clear sense of how architecture, design, and daily life were brought together in the École de Nancy movement. It is a rewarding stop for visitors interested in decorative arts, early modern architecture, or the city’s distinctive artistic heritage.