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An interior design studio that transforms the past into present | Loft Kolasiński
Approaching the old with a distinctive sophistication, while infusing it with the natural elegance of new trends—perhaps this is the poetic way to describe the work of the Loft Kolasiński studio. Operating in Warsaw, Szczecin, and Berlin, the studio’s portfolio includes interior and furniture design, which they passionately
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Modern metropolis | Baba Housing Estate
Although the city of Prague is mainly famous for its impressive Baroque buildings, it also boasts many modern architectural masterpieces, such as the Baba Experimental Housing Estate, which defined functionalist architecture between the two world wars not only architecturally but also socially, aesthetically and technically.
In 1927, Deutsche Werkbund introduced
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Pyton Place exhibition shows how Bauhaus influenced Norwegian design
Oslo-based collective Pyton showcased more than 50 examples of Norwegian art, design and craft at the Pyton Place exhibition during London Craft Week. Pyton Place aims to tell the story of how modernism impacted traditional craft practices created in Norway, as well as the objects that were produced as a
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Bauhaus, Hungarian Neoavantgarde and folk motifs in I O’s new collection
We first met Annabella Hevesi and Gábor Bella in the summer of 2021 when we collaborated on the Artist duo series. At that time, they were already in the midst of researching the oeuvre of Ferenc Lantos, with the book Burnt Geometry in their hands and material samples lined up
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A drop of Bauhaus in the new collection of Modus Design
Sometimes all it takes is a cup of tea to take a moment out of the whirlwind of everyday life and notice details that we usually overlook—the hot drink soothes, the playful sway of the filter brings a smile to our face, the tap of the spoon on the
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Essence of Hungary | Napraforgó Street Experimental Housing Estate – A Modernist Treasure Box in Pasarét
On Napraforgó Street, a pleasant little street of unique atmosphere well off the busy roads in Pasarét, hides a rare treasure both from an urban planning and architectural perspective. Established in 1931 this experimental housing estate was an attempt to prove that small but modern, streamlined and comfortable homes can
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”This is Péter’s award, and I’ll take it to him” | Interview with architect Zsófia Csomay
The architect Zsófia Csomay is an emblematic figure at MOME, and is now almost a byword—not only at the university but also in the Hungarian architectural profession—even if she feels this is an exaggeration. She turned 80 last year, but to this day she still rides her bike
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Creating with colors—the meeting of Bauhaus, suprematism and contemporary design
Simple shapes with a complex color palette, a harmony of light and composition spiced with suprematist style features: Ukrainian-born Daria Zinovatnaya creates objects, furniture, carpets, or even complete interiors on the border of art and design. Let’s see!
Daria Zinovatnaya was born in Crimea, Ukraine, and currently lives and
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Modular and sustainable: the office of the future | 8-Minutes studio
The German studio 8-Minutes designed a conceptual office furniture collection. The office system evokes the world of Bauhaus and identifies with its philosophy, pointing towards the future.
The principle of their concept is creating an optimal work environment with a sustainable attitude. They strive to achieve this with a holistic
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Planning the future starts now | New European Bauhaus
How can an urbanist facilitate economic recovery, or how could a globally renowned visual artist contribute to more sustainable thinking? And what are they doing sitting at the same table? Architect and urbanist Eszter Dávida, one of the members of the roundtable and a board member of the Contemporary Architecture
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Modern metropolis | Baba Housing Estate
Although the city of Prague is mainly famous for its impressive Baroque buildings, it also boasts many modern architectural masterpieces, such as the Baba Experimental Housing Estate, which defined functionalist architecture between the two world wars not only architecturally but also socially, aesthetically and technically.
In 1927, Deutsche Werkbund introduced
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A play tent inspired by Bauhaus | HAUS
Have you ever looked for a play tent on the internet? Most models are space-consuming, difficult to assemble and don’t leave much room for kids’ creativity. The idea of HAUS was born under Covid with the goal of making staying at home more enjoyable and adding color to it.
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Where design meets art | NOOM Studio
Simple geometric forms combined with a distinct color palette and hand-crafted techniques: the modernist furniture pieces of NOOM Studio pay homage to suprematism and the Bauhaus.
NOOM Studio was established by Kateryna Sokolova and Arkady Vartanov in 2017. The majority of their products are made of metal, with each and
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Synthesis of Bauhaus and nature | Alma Vetlényi
The combination of geometric forms with delicate and soft materials, or the meeting of the colors and shapes of the Bauhaus with raw nature. Alma Vetlényi’s fall-winter collection is out now!
Alma Vetlényi has a designer attitude focused on sustainability, as well as zero waste and ethical manufacturing. Her
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Object Fetish Part 5 | Termover heatproof dish set
The flame-resistant dishes frequently referred to as the dream of housewives once came from the GDR – this is where the name of these glass baking pots available in various shapes and sizes came from: “jénai” (Hungarian for denoting something originating from Jena, Germany – the translator’s note). One thing not
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Textile of night lights woven with optical fibers | MetropoLight
Glowing strips of long avenues and skyscrapers of modern, buzzing metropolises draw traditional patterns by calling to life the technology of the future. Jeanette Szirmay’s interactive light textile, MetropoLight, is a unique interaction of man and machine in the spirit of long exposure. Interview!
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Budapest by Labrosse | Dunapark House
On those afternoons under the striped sunshades sometimes earless guys come
around. Oh no! One eye crying, one looking. There you go, a Tetris-like mass
scene on the third floor – the color doesn’t matter, the folks adjust. The
Voodoo doll family standing on the balcony disrupts the order quietly.
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Nadzieja restaurant | Poznan
Condensing the Bauhaus architecture of Tel Aviv into a 80 square meter Polish
restaurant? This is what Agnieszka Owsiany took on – let’s admit – successfully.
Agnieszka Owsiany [https://www.agnieszkaowsiany.pl/] approached the design task
from a perspective completely different than before – instead of clichés, the
interior designer decided to
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Posters as works of art | PosterLad
Aesthetics resembling old VHS cassette cases, 90s fashion and music and Bauhaus
style all in one poster.Czech designer Vratislav Pecka creates new pieces every
day. Let’s see the details.
Poster design starts to come back as a new form of art today, and it does not
necessarily aim
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MOME | After Bauhaus
The Hungarian Academy in Rome opens a new exhibition under the name “After
Bauhaus” on January 16, 2020. The exhibition presents the works of students
created in the Bauhaus-related courses of Moholy-Nagy University of Art and
Design in the 2019 spring semester. The exhibited works of the students of the