Museum of Applied Arts
Hungary, Budapest, Pest IX, Ulloi ut 33-37.
About the company:
The Museum of Applied Art is located in a building built in the style of secession in 1893-1896 by the architects Eden Lechner and Gyula Partos.
The museum was opened in 1896, the building itself with a conspicuous roof, which is lined with emerald tiles.
On the perimeter of the huge pavilion of the museum under the glass dome there are terraces and balconies that lead directly to the exposition halls.
The museum contains unique works of Hungarian and European art, starting from the XVI century and up to the present: glass products and ceramics of the Zholnai factory, various textiles, clothing - velvet, brocade, wool, lace, leather, bronze, porcelain, musical instruments. As well as jewelry, cutlery, watches, family treasures of the Esterhazy family.
In the branch of the Museum of Applied Arts in the Palace-Museum Nadteten there is an exposition of furniture of different eras, countries and styles