The latest furniture collection by Ukrainian designer Pavel Vetrov for the Russian furniture company Artu is inspired by moss surfaces. The Moss furniture collection is dominated
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Traditional and modern elements mix in the interior of a Moscow restaurant
The interior of Moscow’s Khachapuri & Wine restaurant, a collaboration between Yelena Lokastova and Pravda Bureau, is an exciting mix of Soviet mosaics, Georgian motifs and
Artist duo | IO
They treat each other with respect at work and in their personal lives—there is room for heated professional debates, sharp criticism and honest compliments in their
Check out how OFIS Architects made a Slovenian hotel building more sustainable
OFIS Architects drew inspiration from the best of alpine landscapes, local artisanal traditions and modern architecture while working on the renovation of the Hotel Bohinj in
Stepping out of the traditional framework of exhibitions—Interview with curator Viola Lukács
She has travelled the world and since 2015 been working as a curator and a cultural organizer on the continent and beyond under the name violuk
The ideal world is beyond reality | Dreamscape illustrations by Peter Tarka and the Ouum Studio
A 21st-century form of artistic self-expression or an emerging genre of advertising? An escape from reality or a key to the architectural solutions of the future?
A bracelet with which Hungarian designers would revolutionize hand disinfection
Hungarian designers reacted to the changes in hygiene habits associated with the pandemic, who brought a new, alternative way of hand disinfection with their product. Thanks
Dresses for your guilt-free wedding cake
When it comes to your Big Day the only thing that matters is to live the moment to the fullest and do not be limited by
How to save the planet with a board game that aims to destroy the Earth?
KILL THE PLANET YEAH!—With an unusual title and a fresh impetus a course was launched in the framework of the Moholy-Nagy University of Art’s course week.
Contemporary collage exhibition opens at a unique venue in the Balaton Highlands
In the small village of Sáska, in the Balaton Highlands, a former library building will give space to an exhibition housing paintings and objects created by
“By no means is it certain that Eastern Europe was a follower in all aspects”—Interview with Gábor Ébli
Gábor Ébli’s book titled National Museums and Civic Patrons. Practices of Cultural Accumulation in Central and Eastern Europe, provides insight into the relationship between public and
We visited the Calvinist Church of Külső-Kelenföld | Othernity
Locals believed the Calvinist Church of Külső-Kelenföld was more of a high-tech miracle, such as a missile site or a UFO than a sacred building—with the
Innovative structure system made of sustainable materials | Orsi Orban Design
Berlin-based Hungarian designer Orsi Orbán was inspired by the technique of weaving when she created her structure system dubbed MINTA, which knows no limits when it
“Perfection is never the goal, rather to live a real life”—interview with Mó Ajkai, with the founder of MONOLÔG
She entered the world of fashion and the beauty industry as a model, then she got interested in the other side of the camera and producer
Finding the balance between client and author works | interview with illustrator Simona Čechová
She studied advertising design at university, but soon regained her childhood passion for drawing: Slovak illustrator Simona Čechová has been living on visualizing special characters and
