11. Boudoir
Next room in a row is the boudoir. The room was used by the lady of the house as a place where she could rest during the day. It is furnished with 19th –century furniture. There are, inter alia, comfortable, padded chairs and other furniture, a display cabinet and a neo-Rococo desk. The desk is topped with a Secessionist-style kerosene lamp with a Majolica container; next to it a photo of Leon Herbst – the last owner of the villa. Among paintings that decorate the room there are, e.g.: The Muse by Samuel Hirszenberg (1865-1908) and Lido by Alfons Karpiński (1875-1961) – next to the stove.
