Hype&Hyper

In the book of Proverbs, it is the symbol of wisdom. It’s bactericidal properties have been known for centuries. It’s virtually a medicine. We also call it liquid gold, for good reason: it’s a type of food that is aesthetic on its own and it would be a shame to conceal it from the eyes of customers. Packaging also plays a great role in whether we consider honey medicine, a delicacy or a luxury item. The thousand faces of the lustrous elixir, from Singapore to Slovenia.

Amber | Singapore
Oddds The New Anthropology

Gilliéron Honey | Basel, Switzerland
SUAN Conceptual Design

Miels d’Anicet — Millésime 2018 | Montreal, Quebec, Canada
Caserne .
Léo Breton-Allaire
Ugo Varin
Marianne Isabelle
Etienne Angot

Anton’s Honey | Ljubljana, Slovenia
Tomaz Hrastar

Abeeja | Murcia, Spain
Andrés Guerrero

Creatives in quarantine | Recommended by the editors of HYPE – Series

HYPE’s editorial staff also went into home office mode. And although this form of life is not completely strange to us, we miss the usual office get-togethers (having coffee or lunch together) quite much. And what are we, editorial staff members doing at home, confined within four walls? We

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Favorite interiors of the week_01

From now on, we will share the most gorgeous, inspiring and the coolest interiors that we’ve came across in the past few days. Here comes some perfect eye candy to browse through while sipping your Saturday morning coffee, which you can also use as inspiration for your own home.

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Bogdan Anghel | Modernist Bucharest

Pastel pink and geometric architectural shapes, concrete surfaces ingrown by plants, typical spiral staircases: in his photo series titled Modernist Bucharest, Bogdan Anghel documents the Modernist architectural heritage of Bucharest and calls the attention to its gradually deteriorating condition with romantic nostalgia. Bucharest’s cityscape is very complex. Besides the

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