Villa Domergue
Culture · by Émile Molinié and Charles Nicod · 1932
Impasse Fiesole, 06400 Cannes, France
Originally completed in 1934, Villa Domergue was commissioned by painter Jean‑Gabriel Domergue and built with the collaboration of architects Émile Molinié and Charles Nicod. Perched on a pine-covered slope overlooking the bay of Cannes, the villa combines Art Déco grace with the refined ambiance of a Mediterranean villa. Under Domergue’s artistic direction, every architectural and decorative detail was shaped thoughtfully; the surrounding terraced gardens, water features, stonework and lush vegetation recall the stately villas of the Italian Renaissance. Today, Villa Domergue remains a celebrated Riviera landmark — a serene, elegant retreat where art, architecture and landscape harmoniously meet.
Nearby architecture
- Villa S by Atelier Marc Barani / Cyril Chênebeau, 2005
- Observatoire de la Californie ou de Super-Cannes by Georges Sauvan, 1929
- Sept kiosques by Heams & Michel, 2024
- Maison des plaisanciers sur le port de Cannes by Heams & Michel, 2018
- Musée national Pablo Picasso - La Guerre et la Paix 1200
- Gare maritime by Georges Buzzi, Lambelin Guy, Capron Roger", 1952