Madam Walker commissioned Vertner Tandy, one of the few Black architects at the time, to design her mansion, Villa Lewaro, in Irvington, New York. The construction of the estate symbolized her success and status.

Villa Lewaro was completed, becoming a gathering place for prominent African American intellectuals, artists, and activists. Madam Walker hosted lavish parties and events at her home, promoting Black culture and achievement.

Madam Walker lived a life of luxury at Villa Lewaro, showcasing her wealth and success. She used her home as a symbol of what African Americans could achieve with hard work and determination. She became known for her extravagant parties and patronage of the arts.