Now a museum, Christian Dior's childhood home dates from the end of the 19th century. Its two side buildings are connected by a smaller one with a little terrace and a balcony. The large black slate roof is embellished with two small attic windows. The wide and high windows of the 1st floor are each adorned with a wrought-iron loggia. The central hall on the ground floor is covered by ironwork with a wheel that perhaps refers to the rhumbs of a compass rose. The pale pink plaster, mixed with gray gravel, participates in highlighting the villa's architecture.