Villa Théo

Villa Théo, a place of inspiration and sharing in Le Lavandou

Nestled in the heart of Le Lavandou, Villa Théo is a house steeped in history and creativity. Built at the end of the 19th century, it was for a long time a refuge for artists seeking the light and tranquility of the Var coastline. Among them, the Neo-Impressionist painter Théo van Rysselberghe left his mark, making this house a symbol of the artistic effervescence that characterized the region.

Today, Villa Théo has returned to its original purpose as a home for the arts. Carefully restored, it hosts exhibitions, workshops, conferences, and artist residencies, while preserving the intimate and inspiring atmosphere of its past. Visitors can discover artworks, archives, and creative spaces that bear witness to the deep connection between Le Lavandou and the arts.

More than just a place of remembrance, Villa Théo is a vibrant space where visitors come to encounter creativity in all its forms, exchange ideas, and immerse themselves in the world of artists past and present. Here, one feels the charm of a Mediterranean house open to light and the sea, where art naturally becomes part of everyday life.