BEDŐ HOUSE (BEDŐ-HÁZ)
Art gallery – Arts centre
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2025
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2025
Pistachio green in color, this Art Nouveau building was built in 1903 by Emil Vidor for Béla Bedő and his family. Recognizable by its loggias and balconies, its facade is decorated with ceramics by Zsolnay. This house had finally found a new lease on life: a private museum and a cozy little café had moved in. Unfortunately, the Covid-19 pandemic has exhausted the finances of its owners. The house is therefore closed until further notice. This does not prevent one from enjoying the rich details that characterize this house from the outside.
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Magnifique hôtel particulier très 1900, qui ressemble beaucoup aux maisons d'Horta à Bruxelles. Le musée de mobilier est intéressant, mais il ressemble plus à un dépôt-vente qu'à un musée, car il n'y a aucune classification ou présentation des styles. On déambule juste entre les meubles et objets du musée, ce qui est déjà passionnant quand on aime le style art nouveau.
Mais la cerise sur le gâteau est de pouvoir d'asseoir dans ce mobilier grâce au petit café cosy installé au rez-de-chaussée!