Just a nice house with violet acacias
The House of Lucien
Weissenburg,
the architect of most
of the Art Nouveau
buildings in Nancy
The Majorelle house is maybe the best known of the art nouveau houses in Nancy.
Louis Majorelle, the owner (1859-1926)
was a decorator and furniture designer of the Nancy School
Another house in the neighbouring street
The house of the printer Albert Bergeret, also by
Lucien Weissenburg
The house of the inspector of waters and forests Fernard Loppinet,
by Charles-Désiré Bourgon
The house of doctor Paul Jaques, by Paul Charbonnier
The
house where general Drouot
of the French revolution lived
The "Commanderie" of St John tower
The Museum of the Nancy School
of art nouveau architects, designers and painters
The museum building was owned by Eugéne Corbin, an entrepreneur
and businessman who was also a big supporter of arts.
It has a nice garden also - here and to the right we also see a tree in flowers
The building was designed by Lucien Weissenburg and houses now the museum.
It faces the Chopin middle school.
One of the bedrooms
The dining room ceiling (see to the left) depicts the five senses
Another spectacular bedroom
There are also some parts of other buildings
and decorative glass and other objects
The garden in the background
The garden of the museum
houses a nice pavillon with stained glass windows
