Bagatelle

The Bagatelle in Levallois-Perret sits behind a tall iron gate, distinguished by its bright white facade and the elaborate stone carvings that decorate the roofline. Built in the late nineteenth century, this private mansion served as a residence for the wealthy industrialist Louis Delage. He parked his luxurious automobiles here, often testing their engines in the quiet streets nearby. During the nineteen thirties, the house became a hub for high society events before the property eventually transitioned into municipal offices.