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Grotesque typography with a small twist | Ognjen Gligorijevic
Serbian graphic designer and art director Ognjen Gligorijevic created a beautiful font family: lo and behold, Rale Grotesk! Recently, a new typographic approach has gained ground
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Modular and sustainable: the office of the future | 8-Minutes studio
The German studio 8-Minutes designed a conceptual office furniture collection. The office system evokes the world of Bauhaus and identifies with its philosophy, pointing towards the
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Dress-coding_01 | No need to be ashamed of the “armor”!
How do people living with special needs dress? What everyday challenges does dressing impose on them? Is it at all possible to find inclusive solutions that
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A platform of a new beginning | KANAVA
Kanava is a collection of stories about objects and their makers. Founded by two Slovakian creatives, Kristína Sipulová and Paula Blahova, the platform raises awareness of
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FabLab10 | A day in the workshop with Anita Monori
The professional approach of ceramic designer Anita Monori is characterized by focusing on the task on hand: first, she brings up a problem, and then seeks
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The Hungarian design studio was given a prestigious award | Flying Objects
Flying Objects won the industry’s most prestigious recognition, the iF Design Award, for the second time, now for speeding up and securing logistics operations with their
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From the street to the presidential suite
When the creative director of London-based interior design studio Twenty2Degrees called Péter Szabó-Lencz on the phone, saying he was looking for Hungarian artists to decorate the
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Miki Vialetto’s guitar collection expands with a Hungarian tattoo artist’s piece | Grindesign
Full moon, the Grim Reaper and skulls, drawn with details evoking the meticulous lines of Renaissance copper engravings: this description could easily fit one of the
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Neon installations are lighting up Gdynia’s modernist buildings | Traffic Design
What makes a place eye-catching or recognizable? What role could this play in the case of urban spaces? How can we combine architecture with public art?
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