Adolf Loos only designed a partial reconstruction of the living and dining rooms, along with the relaxation area, in the apartment of local entrepreneur Leo Brummel. The contractual finances for this renovation were considerably smaller than with Loos’ other works. The built-in furniture was made of cheaper spruce wood and it was painted with a high gloss automotive varnish of dark red combined with black slatting. Part of the furniture survived to today. The interior currently belongs to a private owner who actually lives in this space and, therefore, it is not accessible to the public.

Other interiors

B10 10 Bendova Street
K12 10 Klatovska Street
H58 58 Husova Street
K110 110 Klatovska Street
K19 19 Klatovska Street
P6 6 Placheho Street
K140 140 Klatovska Street
NR22 22 Republic Square
  • B10

    The Kraus Apartment
    10 Bendova Street

    Accessible Part of
    Guided Tour 1

  • K12

    The Vogl Apartment
    Klatovska Street

    Accessible Part of
    Guided Tour 1

  • H58

    The Brummel House
    58 Husova Street

    Accessible Part of
    Guided Tour 2

  • K110

    The Semler Residence
    110 Klatovska Street

    Accessible Part of
    Guided Tour 3

  • P6

    Richard Hirsch’s Apartment
    6 Placheho Street

    Only open occasionally
    Guided Tour 4

  • K19

    Hugo Semler’s Apartment
    19 Klatovska Street

    Only open occasionally
    Guided Tour 4

  • K140

    Leo Brummel’s Apartment
    140 Klatovska Street

    Not accessible by the public

  • NR22

    Weiner’s Apartment
    22 Republic Square

    Not accessible by the public