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Madame Reifenberg residence

Stairway. Auteuil (today Paris), circa 1927. Concrete with balustrade in marble. Madame Reifenberg residence. Robert Mallet-Stevens, architect.

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Wall light. France, n.d. Madame Reifenberg residence.

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Bedroom. Neuilly (today Paris), France, circa 1925. Madame Reifenberg residence. Robert Mallet-Stevens, architect.

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House. Neuilly. 1926. Madame Reifenberg residence. Robert Mallet-Stevens, architect.

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