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In the residential, upscale neighbourhood of Budapest’s 11th district, a stone’s throw from the Buda hills, we visited the small team keeping the culture of long-lasting, handcrafted, quality products alive. Vintage style hiking backpacks on a shelf, the latest lifestyle magazines and brochures lined up on the wall
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Reverence and contemporary reflection on the occasion of an emblematic exhibition | Hungarian design 10 + 1 experiment
In October 1972, a few entrepreneurial young designers took the courage to make the Hungarian public understand what design really meant and why it was good for potential users to be aware of it. Now, almost fifty years later, in the same place and with a similar attitude, another generation
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This is what awaits you at the Nyitva! Festival!
With ethical gift boxes, exhibitions, workshops and a pre-Christmas market, Budapest’s Nyitva! (Open!) Festival x Erzsébetváros awaits visitors from all around Budapest until 30 November.
There are still many unused properties across Budapest: you can see “for rent“ or “for sale“ signs in shop windows all over the city,
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The first collection from YKRA KIDS is here!
YKRA KIDS has launched its first collection under the name FRIENDS OF TREES—The Reforestation Movement. It features the brand’s signature urban vibe combined with the organic shapes and visual world of illustrator Anna Kövecses. It is not only the design that makes the collection special, but also the
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Support Hungarian design! | BAGS & MORE
The coronavirus brought countless changes into our lives. Many beloved design
brands are also at risk. Just like them, we also believe in the added value of
Hungarian design. Our article series presents Hungarian small enterprises who
could even make your days spent in quarantine a little bit better with
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Support Hungarian design! | SLOW LIFE
The coronavirus brought countless changes in our lives. Many beloved design
brands are also at risk. Just like them, we also believe in the added value of
Hungarian design. Our article series presents Hungarian small enterprises who
could even make your days spent in quarantine a little bit better with