The Studio yearbook of decorative art (1909)

JUNGE, Fraulein Marga-
rete, 34 Elias Strasse, Dresden.
Fraulein Junge is permanently en-
gaged as designer at the “ Werk-
statten fur Deutschen Hausrat,”
Dresden, and in that capacity she
exhibited several well-considered
designs for interiors at the Exhibi-
tion of Applied Art held at Dresden
in 1906.

DESIGN FOR A STEAMER’S CABIN
BY HANS HELLER, ARCHITECT
HOLUB, Adolf, 58 Goldschlag Strasse,
Vienna, XIV.
Herr Holub is a young architect
who is now devoting himself to
the further development of wicker
furniture at the Prag-Rudniker
Werkstatte. He showed an excellent
interior for a country house at the
“ Kunstchau ” Exhibition, and also
designed several interiors (one of
which is reproduced here) at the
Furniture and Decorative Arts Ex-
hibition held last year by the
Gartenbau - Gesellschaft, Vienna.
An interesting bedroom designed
by him was illustrated in The Studio
Year Book, 1907 (p. 213).

KELLER, Alfred, 9 Wohl-
lebengasse, Vienna, IV.
Herr Keller studied at the Gewerbeschule at
Graz, in Styria, and afterwards settled in
Vienna. In architecture, his most important
work, so far, has been the Sanatorium at Graz

at Grunewald. Several interiors by
him were reproduced in The Studio
Year Book, 1907 (pp. 197 to 200),
and a portfolio of his designs, under
the title of “ Raumkunst,” has been
published.

HON OLD, Georg, 10 PViirz-
burger Strasse, Berlin, W.
Herr Honold has-been particularly
successful in the interior decoration
and arrangement of many large
residences. Amongst his more re-
cent works are the Schiller Colon-
nade at Charlottenburg; a castle at entrance hall of a country' house designed
Schonwalde; and the“Villa Goerz” by ludwig hirschfeld, architect