FROM HER: FURNITURE BY WOMEN

Focus

It was not until the twentieth century that women in Austria gradually gained access to higher artistic and technical studies, opening up opportunities for independent employment as architects, craftswomen and designers.

2024/06/18 - 2025/01/05

Vienna Furniture Museum

10:00 am – 5:00 pm

included in museum admission

FROM HER: FURNITURE BY WOMEN

On the gallery of the Vienna Furniture Museum you can see exhibits by female designers from the interwar period to the present day.

The works are by:

Margarete Schütte-Lihotzky (1897 - 2000)
Anna-Lülja Praun (1906 - 2004)
Eva Riedl (1931 - 1996)
Heidemarie Leitner (*1944)
Luisa Wammes (*1960)
Ursula Klingan (*1963)
Tina Lehner (*1968)
Nin Prantner (*1971)
POLKA Designstudio (Marie Rahm, *1975 und Monica Singer, *1975)
Kathrina Dankl (*1981) und Lisa Elena Hampel-Plasser (*1981)
Lisa Stolz (*1988)
Dóra Medveczky (*1990)

Podest 1

Stuhl „Carega“, Heidemarie Leitner (1967) / Zwei Stühle, Eva Riedl (1981) / Stuhl aus dem Modeatelier Susanne Kotzinger, Anna Lülja Praun (1960) / Klapptisch aus der Wohnung Johann Koplenig, Margarete Schütte-Lihotzky (1951/52)

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Podest 2

Hocker aus Filz, Entwurf und Ausführung Luisa Wammes (2002) / „Rocking Object Nr. 1“, Tina Lehner (2007) / „Stummer Diener Eugen“ Kathrina Dankl und Lisa Elena Hampel-Plasser (2016) / Hocker „Einser“ und „Achter“, Lisa Stolz (2017)

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Besucherstuhl und Hocker für die Hofburg Innsbruck

Ursula Klingan (2010)

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Armlehnstuhl „Schlitz“

Dóra Medveczky (2017)

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„POLKACHAIR“

POLKA Designstudio, Marie Rahm und Monica Singer (2005)

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Hocker „Einser“ und „Achter“

Lisa Stolz (2017)

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„Five o´Clock at the Ritz!“

Nin Prantner (2007)

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v.l.n.r.: Dóra Medveczky, Dr.in Eva B. Ottillinger (Bundesmobilienverwaltung), Lisa Stolz, Nin Prantner, Marie Rahm, Monica Singer

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v.l.n.r.: Lisa Stolz, Marie Rahm, Nin Prantner, Dr.in Eva B. Ottillinger (Bundesmobilienverwaltung), Petra Reiner (Stabstelle Corporate Affairs Schönbrunn Group und Leitung Möbelmuseum Wien), Monica Singer, Dóra Medveczky

FROM HER: FURNITURE BY WOMEN

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FOR HER: ROOMS FOR WOMEN

Focus

Even in imperial times, women at court knew how to assert their personal preferences and set the style. At the same time, women's interior design reflected and reinforced, but also challenged, their social roles.

2024/06/18 - 2025/01/05

Vienna Furniture Museum

10:00 am – 5:00 pm

included in museum admission

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"Housewife, artist, tomboy" – Hedy Lamarr 110

Special Exhibition

Hedy Lamarr was an exceptional personality: multi-faceted, clever, creative, the most beautiful woman in the world. A Hollywood icon endowed with an extraordinary inventive spirit. Glamor and partying weren't her cup of tea. She preferred to stay at home.

2024/11/08 - 2025/03/02

Vienna Furniture Museum

10:00 am – 5:00 pm

included in museum admission

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FROM HER: FURNITURE BY WOMEN

FROM HER: FURNITURE BY WOMEN

Podest 1

Podest 2

Besucherstuhl und Hocker für die Hofburg Innsbruck

Armlehnstuhl „Schlitz“

„POLKACHAIR“

Hocker „Einser“ und „Achter“

„Five o´Clock at the Ritz!“

FROM HER: FURNITURE BY WOMEN

Supporting program

FOR HER: ROOMS FOR WOMEN

"Housewife, artist, tomboy" – Hedy Lamarr 110

Events on other locations

Imperial Living

Where baroque comes to life

Feeling Sisi's Aura

FROM HER: FURNITURE BY WOMEN

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FROM HER: FURNITURE BY WOMEN

Podest 1

Podest 2

Besucherstuhl und Hocker für die Hofburg Innsbruck

Armlehnstuhl „Schlitz“

„POLKACHAIR“

Hocker „Einser“ und „Achter“

„Five o´Clock at the Ritz!“

FROM HER: FURNITURE BY WOMEN

Supporting program

FOR HER: ROOMS FOR WOMEN

"Housewife, artist, tomboy" – Hedy Lamarr 110

Events on other locations

Imperial Living

Where baroque comes to life

Feeling Sisi's Aura