Immeuble

English translation

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History

18th-century bourgeois house enhanced by a winter garden created in the early 20th century offering an example of 1900 style, with cast iron, iron and ceramics. The house comprises a main building body facing the street and a small building body set back prolonged by another, taller building. These two façades, typically Bourbonnaise, are built in polychrome pink and brown bricks drawing lozenges. The winter garden is glazed on two sides. On a white limestone plinth, rises glazing inserted in ironwork painted green, surmounted by a small wrought iron balustrade. Inside the winter garden, the two walls and ceiling are entirely covered in flamed stoneware. The walls are divided in two by an arrangement recalling a dado rail: in the lower part, the decoration is composed of simple tiles in green, orange and yellow tones, while above it consists of relief decoration recalling flowers and their leaves. On the ceiling, small tiles resemble those of the lower part of the wall. The tiling is adorned with stylized flowers in grey, brown, blue and beige tones.