Mostofi Al Mamalek House: a treasure of architecture and history in the heart of Tehran
Mostofi Al-Mamalek’s house is a magnificent mansion on Valiasr Street in Tehran, a relic of the Qajar era. This magnificent building, which was built in 1297 AH by the order of Hasan Mostofi al-Mamalek, one of the noblemen of that period, is a unique example of Iranian architecture.
Architecture:
The architecture of Mustofi Al-Mamalek’s house is a masterpiece of Iranian art and taste. The brick facade with tiled decorations, plastered capitals, long arches and arches, and lattice windows, all express the grandeur and splendor of this mansion. The yard of Mustofi Al-Mamalek’s house is a pleasant and green space that brings an indescribable peace with a turquoise pond in the center, tall and sturdy trees, flower gardens, and green space. The Hall of Mostofi Al Mamalek House is the architectural masterpiece of this building. The fine plasterwork and eye-catching paintings on the ceiling and walls of the hall seem to tell a story of Iran’s history and culture. Exquisite carpets, antique furniture, and luxurious chandeliers double the beauty of this hall.
Different sections:
Museum: Museums with different topics have been set up in different parts of the house of Mostofi al-Mamalek.
Carpet Museum: In this museum, an exquisite collection of Iranian carpets from different periods is exhibited. These carpets are an example of the art and elegance of Iranian carpet weavers.
Coin Museum: In this museum, a collection of Iranian coins from different periods of Iran’s history is exhibited. These coins provide useful information about Iran’s economic history.
Museum of Manuscripts and Manuscripts: In this museum, a collection of manuscripts and manuscripts related to the Qajar period is exhibited. These documents and books provide useful information about the political and social history of Iran during the Qajar period.
