Maison Prouvé
A demountable house by Jean Prouvé, showcasing functional aesthetics and innovative design. At the heart of the garden of Fondation CAB in Saint-Paul-de-Vence, La Maison Jean Prouvé the innovative spirit of its creator. This 36 m² demountable house, designed in 1944, is set on stilts and offers an immersive experience into the work of the renowned French architect and designer. The structure incorporates authentic Prouvé furniture while preserving its original form, reflecting his genius in combining simplicity and ingenuity. Prouvé's design employs industrial materials and clean lines, embodying a visionary approach to modular and practical living spaces. The house is a remarkable example of functional aesthetics, where every detail is meticulously crafted to balance elegance and utility.
Design Highlights
Set on stilts, offering a unique spatial experience. Incorporates authentic Prouvé furniture. Utilizes industrial materials and clean lines. Reflects a modular and practical design approach.
Key Facts
| Key Aspect | Detail |
|---|---|
| Architect | Jean Prouvé |
| Location | Saint-Paul-de-Vence, France |
| Year Designed | 1944 |
| Area | 36 m² |


















