Ever since ancient times, humans have used tools for their various activities. Harnessing and enjoying water is not possible without objects, so by now, we have
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Favorite interiors of the week_81
Each week, we share the most gorgeous, inspiring and coolest interiors that we’ve come across in the past few days. Here comes some perfect eye candy
International call for the redesign of the Prague funicular
Since 1985, fifty-five million people have visited Prague’s most exciting attraction, the Prague Funicular, with 2 million visitors a year and 290 people a day. The
Animism reloaded—Object fetish on an advanced level
Animism has been present in human life since eternity, often referred to as the most primitive belief system, a kind of spiritual fad. Despite the negative
Poland’s first mobile hotel built from refrigerated trucks
Wroclaw-based architecture and design studio Znamy się has breathed new life into abandoned reefer trucks and turned them into rolling hotel rooms. Good Spot is the
These were our favorites at this year’s Designblok
We hyped some Czech brands in last week’s round-up, but now we’ll tell you what we liked the most at the Designblok event in Prague. Our
The renaissance of the polished crystal
The hand-polished crystals of the Czech glass factory Rückl at first glance look like 3D-printed, ultramodern objects. On closer inspection, however, it appears to be a
Wes Anderson designed a train interior this time
The famous director is a huge fan of trains and likes to use them in his films, so the request from the luxury travel company, Belmond,
When two rarities meet: VUUV Works and the Farkaskő Cave Art Association in Noszvaj
Designer Anna Lébényi, one of the creators of VUUV Works, researched the organic architecture of Hungary in connection with her diploma work years ago, when she
Women have remained invisible in design history—interview with Viviane Stappmans, curator of the Vitra Design Museum
From Eileen Gray to Charlotte Perriand and Hungarian-born Eva Zeisel, there are many more female designers who have made an indisputable contribution to the development of
Lots of good furniture fits even a small space | Robotized furniture in Harlem
When thinking of New York, the first things that come to mind about Harlem are perhaps not the unique architectural solutions, but it’s no longer just
Anna Amélie debuted with the new HOME ceramic collection
The designer of Anna Amélie, Anna Oláh’s new HOME ceramic collection debuted at the S/ALON BUDAPEST Interior Design Fair in September. Anna again proves that her work is
Budapest Design Week is ON! —Meet the winners of the Hungarian Design and Design Management Awards
As in previous years, Budapest Design Week kicked off with the award ceremony of the most prestigious Hungarian design awards, the Hungarian Design Award and the
Objective | Anh Tuan’s favorite objects
The Vietnam-born Anh Tuan first burst onto the Hungarian market with his premium leather bags, and nowadays, his name is rather known in the gastronomic world:
Timeless knitted pieces for the whole year, by Roboty Ręczne from Poland
With the seasons changing and autumn arriving, the shelves and racks of fast fashion stores are already overflowing with knitwear. But a well-made knitted piece that
