Villa Dagron

Villa Dagron, created by the lesser-known architect brothers Paul and Albert-James Furiet, is situated between the Seine River and the Fontainebleau forest in Samois-sur-Seine. Commissioned by Mr. Dagron, likely linked to a family of ink manufacturers, the villa was featured in the 1932 publication L’Architecture d’aujourd’hui. Paul Furiet, who passed away in 1930 after a prolonged illness, entrusted the agency to his brother in 1929. The villa is believed to have been designed in the late 1920s or early 1930s and was completed by 1932, accentuating its significance in the region's architectural narrative.