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About Villa Majorelle
Villa Majorelle is an Art Nouveau house located in Nancy, France. It was designed and built by the architect Henri Sauvage for the furniture designer Louis Majorelle in 1901-1902. The house is considered one of the most remarkable examples of Art Nouveau architecture and design in the city. It features exquisite stained-glass windows, intricate ironwork, and decorative floral motifs. The interior of the house is just as impressive as the exterior, with its elegant woodwork and elaborate tile designs. Today, Villa Majorelle is open to the public as a museum showcasing the beauty and artistry of the Art Nouveau movement.