The north façade of the Villa Majorelle in Nancy, with its steep gables, large arched windows and green ironwork balcony, against a clear blue sky

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Villa Majorelle

Villa Majorelle was built in 1901–1902 by the architect Henri Sauvage as the home and studio of the furniture maker Louis Majorelle, and is one of the first Art Nouveau houses in France. Owned by the city and restored before reopening in 2020, it shows furniture from Majorelle's workshops, ceramics by Alexandre Bigot and stained glass by Jacques Gruber.

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MonClosed

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Wed14:00–18:00

Thu14:00–18:00

Fri14:00–18:00

Sat14:00–18:00

Sun14:00–18:00

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Musée de l'École de Nancy

art museum

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