The Art Nouveau ‘Műteremház’ (or ‘Atelier House’) is building designed by Gyula Kosztolányi-Kann and completed in 1903. Located at Kelenhegyi út 12-14 in the 11th district of Budapest, this house was initially used solely as an art studio, and the living spaces were separated from the studios after the war. Typically, galleries were established within the spacious rooms, taking advantage of the 7-meter-high ceilings.

Throughout its history, notable Hungarian artists have worked in this building, including Béla Czóbel, Ignác Kokas, Viktor Madarász, József Rippl-Rónai, and Erzsébet Vojnich. The ‘Műteremház’ stands as a historical space where these artists once created, contributing to the vibrant artistic heritage of Budapest.