Brno 1870 – 1933 Vienna
Architect and interior designer
Together with Josef Hoffmann, Loos belonged to the most avant-garde group of architects in Vienna, who renounced all ornamentation. He studied at the Technical University in Dresden. From 1893 to 1896, he lived in the USA (Chicago, Philadelphia, New York). From 1896 on, he lived in Vienna and also travelled to Paris. He published important books about architecture such as "Ornament und Verbrechen", 1907. Many important buildings and interior designs in Vienna and abroad, e. g. Café Museum, American Bar, office building on Michaelerplatz, Villa Steiner and others.
Ref.: Thieme-Becker, vol. XXIII; Vollmer, vol. III
FOUR IMPORTANT ARMCHAIRS 
ROMAN TABLE model for Grete Hentschel’s apartment 
CEILING LAMP 
TABLE LAMP 
A PAIR OF “CAFÉ MUSEUM” CHAIRS 
WRITING DESK sold
DISPLAY CABINET
SHOWCASE sold
SIDE TABLE
sold
SMALL HANGING LAMP
BIG DRAWING ROOM TABLE 
ROUND TABLE "HABERFELD" sold
DRAWING ROOM TABLE
sold
ELEPHANT TRUNK TABLE
CHANDELIER 
CHANDELIER 
ROUND TABLE "HABERFELD" 
TABLE FOR THE CAFE MUSEUM 
DINING TABLE 
PRESTIGIOUS GLASS-FRONTED LIBRARY BOOKCASE 
ROOM DIVIDER sold
ELEPHANT TRUNK TABLE 
CARAFFE AND 6 GLASSES 
BEDROOM FURNITURE FROM THE APARTMENT OF DR. HUGO HABERFELD 
HANGING LAMP