Vila Maxe Jägera Villa
Vila Maxe Jägera in Jablonci nad Nisou is a family house from 1912. It represents an example of a late geometric Art Nouveau. The building on the street on 28 October served as a housing for one of the owners of the company to produce quality metal jewellery.
The foundation of the villas is closely related to the flowering of the jewellery and cut stones industry, which Jablonec nad Nisou experienced in the early 20th century. During this period, the Art Nouveau dominated the wealth of local industrialists. The villa was designed in 1907 by architect Robert Hemmrich and completed in 1912. It stood on the premises of Gebrüder Jäger, which the brothers Josef and Max Jäger founded in 1898. The building No. 1969 / 22 is located in the immediate vicinity of Josef Jäger's villa (No. 24) with which it is almost identical. Thanks to the number of rooms, Max's villa has a slightly larger living space and shows differences in interior and exterior details.
The two-storey building is heavily divided and carries a cylindrical pavilion on the roof. Light grey facade combines smooth and rough plaster. The high suspicion of rough granite stones highlights the corners of the house. The same material was used for tiling the entrance staircase and fence columns. In the 1920s, the terrace and balcony were covered and covered. The climate conditions in the foothills of the Jizera Mountains were the likely reason for these changes.
The interior of the villa comes from the English layout of the family house with a central hall and wooden panelling staircase leading to the floor. Wood panels were also applied in some other rooms, while there is still a marble fireplace in the hall. The original Art Nouveau blacksmith's work, forming doors, gates and fence fields, is today largely replaced by replicas.
The villa was originally owned by the Jäger family, later transferred to the property of Preciosa. The building is now part of the historical zone of Jablonec nad Nisou. Preciosa keeps the building in very good condition and uses it for administrative purposes.
Vila Maxe Jägera is a valuable witness to the industrial history of the region and an example of period architecture. Her well-preserved state makes her an important target for anyone interested in Art Nouveau construction in Northern Bohemia.
Then and now
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Historical milestones
- 1898
- Establishment of the company by the brothers Josef and Max Jäger
- 1907
- Design of the villa by architect Robert Hemmrich
- 1912
- Completion of Max Jäger Villa construction
- 1920
- Adjustments of terrace and balcony due to climatic conditions
- 2024
- Use of the building for administrative purposes of Preciosa
Architectural development
The villa was designed in 1907 and built in 1912 using granite suspicion and combination of smooth and rough plaster. In the 1920s, there were modifications when the balcony above the main entrance was covered and the terrace was covered due to climatic conditions.
Owners
The Jäger family, then Preciosa
Points of interest
- The 1912 family house is an example of late geometrical Art Nouveau. - The building served as a housing for one of the owners of a company producing quality metal ornaments. - The villa is almost identical to Josef Jäger's villa, but it has a slightly larger living space. - There is a cylindrical pavilion on the roof of the building and there is still a marble fireplace in the hall. - The terrace and balcony were later covered probably due to a rougher climate in the foothills of the Jizera Mountains.
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Welcome to Jablonica over Nisa. Right now, you're standing in front of a building that is a silent but proud witness to the golden age of local craft and business. In front of you is Max Jäger's villa, a beautiful family house that immediately captures you with its elegance and balance. If you look at it, you'll see a structure that emits stability and the taste of its time. It is a place where personal life meets the ambitions of a great businessman, and where every detail tells the story of success, family ties and aesthetics of the early twentieth century.
Let us now return together in time to understand why this house was created in the first place and what importance it had for its surroundings. It all began much before this construction was completed. In the year one thousand eight hundred ninety-eight, the brothers Josef and Max Jäger founded their company. Their focus was the production of quality metal ornaments, which we may now know under the name of jewellery, but at that time it was a top craft, which made the whole region famous. The company grew, successes were alternating with other successes, and with increasing wealth came the need to build housing that would fit their social status.
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Tips for visitors
The best time to visit is late spring or summer, when the surrounding gardens are in full bloom and the architecture of the house stands out in bright light. The building is available by car and public transport; Check the current connection in the search engine.
To visit we recommend taking comfortable shoes for walking around and a high-quality camera. Since it is a residential house, we recommend to maintain calm and respect the privacy of the people.
For the best photos we recommend morning or late afternoon light that highlights the details of the facade from 1912. The most interesting angles are from adjacent streets, where you can see the whole size of the building.
In the immediate vicinity you can visit Josef Jäger's villa or take a walk in the foothills of the Jizera Mountains. It is ideal for families with children to combine an outdoor tour of the house with a follow-up trip to the nearby countryside.
Frequently asked questions
Can the monument be visited?
This is a residential or farm building, not a museum with opening hours. Please view it from public space and respect the owners' privacy. We have no information about access to the interior.
Where is the monument?
Location: Jablonec nad Nisou. The map on this page shows the exact spot.
Why is the monument protected?
It is listed in the Central List of Cultural Monuments of the Czech Republic as a cultural monument (register no. 1000156171).
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Nearby
V bezprostřední blízkosti se nachází vila Josefa Jägera a podhůří Jizerských hor.
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1.Vila Maxe Jägera Type: Architectural object. Why: It is the main goal of your journey, which represents an important monument.
2. Josef Jäger's villa Type: Historical building. Why: This building is located in close proximity and complements the historical character of the site.
3. The foothills of the Jizera Mountains Type: Natural area. Why: This party offers a beautiful environment for nature walks.
Seasonal recommendations
In spring, the surroundings of the villa will wake up to fresh colours and the flowering green will complement the details of the facade. Soft spring light is ideal for viewing architecture without sharp shadows. We recommend shoes suitable for wet terrain and visit in the morning when the air is the cleanest.
In the summer months, the atmosphere is dominated by full sun and rich green leaves in the surrounding gardens. The building stands out in its full glory in bright light, which is the time of the biggest influx of visitors. It is advisable to choose light clothes and set off in early morning or late evening to avoid heat.
Autumn brings golden shades and melancholy mood to Jabloneca, which matches the historical character of the building. The decaying leaves create a picturesque frame around the house and the low sun highlights the plastic elements of the exterior. It is practical to have a waterproof coat with you and plan a walk to the afternoon hours.
Zimą operates a villa in quiet expectation, often covered with snow or fog, which gives it a mysterious look. In advent time the atmosphere is quieter and the lighting is short, which changes the perception of the object. Hot clothes and solid footwear with slip-proof soles are essential for safe movement around the building.
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