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Új, szuper limitált plakátkollekció érkezett a Hype Store-ba
Korábban írtunk Jiri Kubik és Jan Rambousek különleges projektjéről, a Czechoslovakian Inkről, amelyben a kreatív páros az ötvenes és hetvenes évek gyufacímkéiből válogatott ki hatszázat, és egy kivitelezésében és tartalmában is különleges, Red Dot-díjjal is jutalmazott kiadványt hoztak létre belőlük. A grafikákból egy limitált darabszámú plakátkollekció is készült, amely válogatott
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Spent his first night on the street but now works for the global elite
The American Dream of a Slovak man - the story of Jozef Bil.
America is the land of promise and opportunity. Although this saying faces many criticisms, and not many people believe in it anymore, success stories still exist. One of them is the life of Jozef Bil.
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The transition of two countries in one: Czechoslovakia | The transition to democracy in our region – Part VII.
More than thirty years have passed since the dissolution of the Soviet Union, which left an enormous economic and political void in Central and Eastern Europe. In this series of articles, we explore the responses of the countries of the region to the new circumstances: how they could adapt to
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Timeless design from socialism | Super Special Sneakers
One of the iconic Czechoslovak shoe brands of the socialist era was brought to life by a team of young creatives.
The co-founders of the Super Special Sneakers, Bulgarian Mariela Mitkova and Hristo Shiderov, saw the opportunity in sneakers after spotting them in a book. “While searching for timeless design,
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The Fountain Villa | Mjölk architekti
Robust pine trees, glittering water surfaces and the smell of the river all over: this is where this villa remained from the era of the Czechoslovakian Republic is located, redesigned by Czech Mjölk architekti.
The villa is a renovated weekend home with a fountain, built in the era of the
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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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V4PLUS | Our favorite Czech brands_05
We would never, not even in our wildest dreams thought that there will be a time
when we will be raving about a TV tower in our V4 selection. It seems that the
“Prague rocket” made its way to our bucket list, just like we wouldn’t say no to