Villa Müller

The white cubic structure features minimalist exteriors with small windows and reinforced concrete walls contrasting with sophisticated interior spaces arranged on multiple levels.

Commissioned by industrialist František Müller in 1928, the residence was completed in 1930 under the guidance of architects Adolf Loos and Karel Lhota.

The interior spaces demonstrate the Raumplan concept, where rooms at different levels connect through a spatial arrangement that defines their purposes and importance.

The villa, managed by the City of Prague Museum since 1995, offers guided tours through furnished rooms displaying the original decor from the 1930s.

During the Communist era, the building served multiple functions, including storage space and a location for the Institute of Marxism-Leninism until 1989.

Location: Střešovice

Location: Ořechovka

Location: Prague

Inception: 1930

Architects: Adolf Loos, Karel Lhota

Architectural style: functionalism

Made from material: reinforced concrete, brick

Address: Nad Hradním vodojemem 642/14 Praha

Website: https://muzeumprahy.cz/en/visit-villa-muller

GPS coordinates: 50.09256,14.37839

Latest update: May 27, 2025 10:05