Maison Mantin

The Maison Mantin is a late 19th century French mansion situated in the town of Moulins Arrondissement de Moulins in the Allier bureau of focal France. The house, covered for over a century, opened its ways to people in general in November 2010 as a gallery. The main draft of the engineers' plan for Maison Mantin was likened to a Gothic manor, however the last structure was progressively beautiful, getting huge numbers of the components of an ocean side estate.

The draftsman gave free rein to his desire for diversity: in the examination and lounge area with wood framing, and the neo-renaissance stylistic theme of the "room of the four seasons" with mortar beautifications and artworks in the style of Louis XVIII; the advanced washroom has recolored glass and works of art in the Art Nouveau style. The venture is essential in that it made ready for the plan pattern of the "château villa". The house joins the mechanical developments of its period: electrical lighting, hot-and-cold spigots, overhead shower and flushing can.

The gallery contains a confounding labyrinth of artistic creations, books, photos, smaller than usual articles, squishy toys, earthenware production, minerals, carvings and uncommon and abnormal items assembled by Louis Mantin from his movements in various pieces of the world. The rich accumulation and the ornamentation of the house give it an exceptional character.