Toulouse : Nupces Hotel

Probably finished in 1716, this hotel belonged to the family of Nupces, which exercised parliamentary functions. Access to the Honor Court is through a large carrier door slightly fell from the street. This door is surrounded by brick amounts which support a semicircular arc and a cornice, with a head carved at the level of the key. In the courtyard, there is a classic style facade, with ionic pilasters on the first floor and Corinthian pilasters in the second. On the ground floor, a semicircular arc provides access to the staircase and the backyard. On the first floor, there is a balcony with a wrought iron grid. Two ionic columns frame the bay and each wear a large urn. The lateral facades only have a floor and extend the ion style of the main facade. The French staircase rests on the brick walls and has a wrought iron ramp with embellishments in gilded metal.