In order to make the forced rest caused by the coronavirus more bearable, we asked Hungarian designers to furnish their ideal quarantine homes according to their own taste. In our #stayhomecreative series, we present the drawings of creative people whom we follow on Instagram and whom you should follow, too!
Barbara Bakos | Instagram
Roland Bánrévi | Instagram
Renáta Biacsics (Renyagyár) | Instagram
Eszti Biró (Zugműhely) | Instagram
Panni Czikkely (Zugműhely)| Instagram
Bálint Halasi | Instagram
Jen Barbs | Instagram
Tamás Mayer (Zugműhely) | Instagram
Nikoletta Mihalik | Instagram
Nóra Tóth | Instagram
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