Art and Architecture
Flipping through some old magazines I came across this gorgeous Art Nouveau apartment building in Vienna that blew my mind. It is called the Majolikahaus (aka Majolica House) designed by Otto Wagner in 1898 using majolica tiles to create stunning floral motifs. What a gorgeous place this would be to live!
The middle two shots are from the Vienna Secession which also looks like an amazing place to visit. (Thanks Julie!)
The middle two shots are from the Vienna Secession which also looks like an amazing place to visit. (Thanks Julie!)
16 comments:
If I ever go to Vienna I'm visiting this! I remember studying it in design school. Beautiful!
I believe the second two are from another building, the Vienna Secession, designed by a student of Wagner's. Literally the most beautiful city. I just got back from studying abroad there I fell in love with the city. Dying to go back.
I took the same picture when i went to vienna! it's right beside a beautiful flea market.
Great inspiration!
I’d love it if you would stop by Tulips&Tulle sometime!
Been in Vienna once, beautifull city, but I think I should go back for a visit
Fantastic building! I I took your picture to my pintrest. Love the floral motifs..
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Absolutely stunning! Borders on fantasy!!!
How beautiful! And what a day it would be to stumble upon these buildings while enjoying a brisk walk.
Gorgeous. Would be wonderful to live surrounded by so much color and character.
Lovely photos
gorgeous .how beautiful !
Very nice, Really looking great....
That elevator shot reminds me of the hotel in the movie Charade with Audrey Hepburn and Cary Grant.
beaultiful!!! reminded some buildings in barcelona!!!
if u've never been to vienna, u just have to go there! i live in the city, and it's a beautiful place to stay. and there are a lot more of those amazing art nouveau buildings! it's definitely worth a visit!
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