Drawing of Christophe. Styl, panel 9 May 1922.
The Palais Stourdza. Friedmann & Weber (Baden – Baden).
Palais Stourdza. Exhibition House Friedmann & Weber.
Built by the Moldavian boyars family Stourtza. 1920 opened the Berlin interior appointments company Friedmann & Weber an exhibition branch under the name Gallery for art and antiques, fashion and crafts, in the palais. It became known as – Palace of the rich Fairy of luxury. Berlin fashion houses, held in the gardens of the Palais their exclusive fashion shows which were to be regarded as a social highlight in Baden-Baden after the first world war.
The Berlin interior decorator had set up different rooms as a sample room. One of the rooms was decorated with the famous dolls of Lotte Pritzel. In the winter of 1935/36, the Palais Stourdza was canceled.
![Art deco, interior, beedroom, Painter, Ludwig Kainer, Palais Stourdza, Otto Lendecke](https://world4.eu/wp-content/uploads/2013/12/palais-stourdza-interior-art-deco-010.jpg)
![Palais Stourdza, Art deco, interior, tea table,](https://world4.eu/wp-content/uploads/2013/12/palais-stourdza-garden-013.jpg)
![Palais Stourdza, costumes, fashion, show, Baden-Baden](https://world4.eu/wp-content/uploads/2013/12/palais-stourdza-fashion-show-014.jpg)
![Palais Stourdza, costumes, fashion, show, Baden-Baden](https://world4.eu/wp-content/uploads/2013/12/palais-stourdza-fashion-show-012.jpg)
Source: STYL – 1920s German Art Déco Fashion Magazine by Ludwig Sternaux. Published in Berlin by Erich Reiss & Otto v. Holten in 1922 to 1924.