The Villa Schutzenberger stands out for its facade of blonde Savonnières limestone, which is intricately carved with repeating floral motifs like easter lilies. Built between eighteen ninety-seven and nineteen hundred, this Art Nouveau residence was designed by architects Jules Berninger and Gustave Krafft for Louis-Oscar Schutzenberger, a prominent local brewer. The structure borrows elements from Italianate villas, featuring a low-sloping roof and a design intended to evoke the warmth of the south, contrasting with the more common regional styles of the period.
Villa Schutzenberger
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