Incredible example of 1930s modernist architecture by Mallet-Stevens. The geometric lines, innovative use of materials, and beautifully restored interiors make this a must-visit. A hidden gem that showcases the best of Art Deco design - well worth the trip from Lille center!
nollaig
Google
This is a fantastic building to visit if you are interested in architecture. There were very few other visitors on the day we visited, so it was enjoyable to wander around the house and gardens.
The walk to the property from the nearest tram station is lovely and took us about 15 minutes to walk.
There isn't anywhere to grab a coffee or a snack nearby so don't arrive peckish!
Tony G.
Google
Wow, this place was practically derelict in 2000 but 23M euros has restored it to how it used to be. That extra money has made sure you won't know what is new and what is reclaimed. Certainly the best art nouveau house I've seen ever and I've seen Frank Lloyd Wright's work in Chicago
Elizabeth S.
Google
Awesome house and gardens well with the visit off you like Art Deco and architecture and history or just anything interesting. Pictures can't do it justice.
Catherine R.
Google
Stunning place, this is my third visit and it has new things in it. The gardens are more spruced up. We love it. Highly recommend it. Buy your c'art to get in.
Filip De B.
Google
Nice renovated art deco villa, restored in all its former glory. Located near Roubaix. You can buy combined ticket with museum La piscine.
Mari W.
Google
Stunning house. If you are interested in design or architecture definitely visit. Easy to get there by tram. A 1.3k walk from the tram stop of the same name.
David A.
Google
Amazing example of a special piece of 1930's architecture. Was derelict but has been renovated how it was originally. Robert Mallet-Stevens the architect designed all aspects of the house, building, furniture, technology of the day. Easy to park in road outside. 15 minutes walk from metro Station to Lillie and Roubaix. Do not miss!
Alice R.
Yelp
Beautiful work of architecture and renovation.
DO NOT BRING CHILDREN to this place! They are not welcome :-( Silence is inforced inside And outside. I loved the place but my children felt like they were visiting a concentration camp!
