The building is a testament to the integration of Czechoslovakia into the current of the European avant-garde. But for me it is much more than that, it is an authentic work, full of artistry and expression. At the sight of a house with a clear concept and order, inside a relaxed composition of shapes, materials and colors that works with light as a fourth dimension. This offers a different and unique sense of space at any time of the day.

Of course, I really like the original bathrooms in the villa and the luxurious wall in the lobby with a funny story, I also liked the palace enfilade on the ground floor, the staircase as an embedded sculptural object and the evening view of the illuminated villa from the driveway.

Stunned, that's probably the most apt word. Generosity of spaces, perfection of layout, created for comfortable luxury living. At the same time, I have never had the slightest sense of pomp, everything is so self-evident here.

Volman's villa is a unique example of late Czechoslovak functionalism of the 1930s, combining the rationalism of high functionalism and the new formal morphology of organic architecture. Plasticity of form, work with diverse materials and colors make it a complex sculpturally and emotionally shaped work.