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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
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
Paradigma Ariadné’s latest work evokes the geometric world of the countryside
The first major work by Paradigma Ariadné, the Bivalyos Tanösvény complex in Sándorfalva, reflects the character of regional architecture and agricultural machinery. This summer, those with
Mama’s cooking, in Chinese | Authentic lunch at ZHU & Co.
Food connects us. Perhaps this is one of my strongest experiences since I started working on the subject. Sure, it’s good to experiment, to try new
Preserving history: progressive monastery renovation in Corsica
The long-abandoned Convent Saint François in Corsica was given a new look by the French architect Amelia Tavella. The monastery, built in 1480, gradually began to
Crayons reveal the color spectrum of Japanese trees
Playfool design studio has created a sustainable crayon set made entirely from Japanese wood, celebrating the unseen colors of the forest trees. The pieces of the
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
Screen printing as a ceremony—Interview with graphic artist Bálint Varga
He expresses himself with papers and colors as part of a ritual that gives space for improvisation and also for challenges. Behind the scenes of Printa,
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
Our favorite knitwear brands in the region | TOP 5
“Fall is again, fall is here…” At the same time, the number of gloomy days is growing. As the summer rays of the sun recede, our
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,
The Budapest Central European Fashion Week is kicking off!
The biggest fashion event in Hungary, the Budapest Central European Fashion Week, has officially kicked off. As the highlight of the event, which will take place
Our taste memories | Angéla Góg’s comprehensive exhibition at ONYX
If we look back at our past and search among our memories, we can find many that are linked to a food, a meal, or a
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
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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:
Objective | Anita Korn’s favorite objects
Hungarian designers and sustainable fashion—both are near and dear to Anita Korn’s heart. She works as a creative television producer in the heat of everyday life
Objective | Iván Vitáris’ favorite objects
An antique book, a notebook, a pen, a cigar cutter and a comb that fits in the palm of your hand are also hidden in Iván
New EP with utopistic sound and visuals | ONAKOM
Deep, textured images and atmospheres on the border of experimental sound design, downtempo and bass: Tamás Birinyi worked as a graphic and motion designer in a
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Foods of tomorrow | Raw materials from the future
It is becoming increasingly clear to more and more that our current diet is unsustainable and will change drastically in the near future. Although this can
High-tech toilets and a restroom search app: design, when nature calls
If one thing really needs to be designed to be inclusive, it is the public toilet—used by old, young, healthy, disabled, the passing businessman, and the
Why do we digitize the letters of the past? | Type revival projects from Central and Eastern Europe
The preservation of pre-digital typefaces has gained momentum over the past quarter of a century, and in the last few years more and more type revival
Ceramics, now!
What are the trends in ceramic design today? What should we look out for when buying a bowl, plate, or another ceramic object from a designer
Is minimalism dead?—Living (space) after the epidemic
Last April, in the early stages of the pandemic, we made a series of articles entitled Living (space) after the epidemic. We asked an architect, a
The flavor network
From the color and texture of the food on our plates to the network of traditions and habits encoded in us as well as personal preferences,
Innovative utilization of vacant buildings in Budapest
Many exciting examples were born of the creative, community-focused utilization of deserted buildings which seem to multiply by the day in the Hungarian capital, too. In
Designer strategies in the world of smart homes: the age of invisible technologies
We might not be the world’s leading smart home users, but there is a growing interest in smart home systems in Hungary and the Eastern European region,
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