Landhaus Wilberg
Landhaus Wilberg stands in Neubabelsberg, Potsdam, among a villa colony known for grand residences. Built in 1904 for painter Martin Ludwig Wilberg, it looks more like a pre-Alpine farmhouse than an opulent city villa.
A pronounced gable, front balcony, flower window and broad overhanging roof give the house its Bavarian character. Wilberg painted the interior walls, including a large mural beside the staircase, while the architect remains unknown despite speculation about Eugen Drollinger. After Wilberg sold it in 1913, the building served the Soviet Red Army, became apartments under the East German state, and underwent restoration in 2016.
Today, restored wall paintings meet modern apartments, while the former painting studio retains its panoramic window.
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