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Portable, gourmet and fun | Regional Gift Guide—boyfriend edition
We’ve got everyone in mind when we’re compiling our regional gift ideas, so now, a few days before Christmas, here are our last-minute picks for men.
Festive beer, Pivovar Antoš
While you don’t need a festive occasion to drink beer, at times like these you can bring
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Exhibition on mental health opened in the Printa shop in Budapest
Recently, our inner world has been affected by a number of negative external factors. And the Printa team wondered: are we really more psychologically burdened or are we simply more concerned with our inner world and the traumas it has suffered? In order to explore this topic and to develop
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Printa SS22’s Sentience collection invites us on an inner journey
Printa SS22’s collection is defined by four different patterns, intuitively created by fashion designer Zita Majoros. This is how this emotion-driven collection was born, and it was exactly this instinctive creation process that made it so authentic.
The Sentience items were designed for the Spring/Summer season, yet, their
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Cinnamon scent, snowflake macrame and minimalist manger scene—Christmas atmosphere in a box
As many as we are, we are getting in the mood for the holidays in so many different ways. Some just simply can’t wait and some, at the last minute, are just finishing the top decoration for the Christmas tree—this diversity is also reflected in the gifts. In
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One Day in Budapest with Zita Majoros, designer of Printa
Zita Majoros is not only the mother of an eco-conscious brand, Printa. She lives in her sunny Budapest apartment with her husband, two children and the family dog. Her fundamental principles, sustainability and eco-awareness, appear in every aspect of her life: in addition to the vintage treasures that found new
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Printa’s new spring-summer collection goes zero waste
Breeze, Printa’s new spring-summer collection is characterized by a sense of freedom, motion, and air—a blend of lightsome and ethereal ideas—showcasing zero waste items designed with the brand’s signature versatility.
Printa’s refined vision runs through the entire collection, while the dynamic brushstroke pattern featured on
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Read in style! | Anna Ott is bracing with Hungarian designers
“I’m Anna Ott. I read.”—it’s a crystal-clear self-definition from a purposeful philologist manager who, in addition to reading all day, is confident in building her own brand. On Anna’s recently launched website, you’ll find not only book reviews and discussions, but also stylish accessories that
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Stylish comfort on the streets and at home | Printa
In the spirit of spending more time at home due to the coronavirus, Printa’s latest collection is all about comfort: the COMFORT pieces are suitable for street wear, but we just want to wrap ourselves in their soft clothes and snuggle up on the couch all day long…
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Serbian statues in Printa’s new collection
The monumental Serbian brutalist statues of the sixties and the seventies on T-shirts, canvas bags and graphics. Meet Printa’s latest menswear collection!
Printa founder Zita Majoros was born on the territory of the former Yugoslavia, and pays tribute to her ancestry with her latest collection. The main motifs of
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It's called art | Printa
Eco-friendly apparel in natural, off-white, beige and earthy tones: here’s Printa‘s new fall collection, once again conveying an interesting message.
Just like every other Printa item, the pieces of the new collection also echo the esprit so characteristic of the brand: in the course of designing, Printa founder
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The school bells are to ring | Hungarian design round-up for starting school
After the carefree summer months, everything goes back to normal – or at least
we hope so. The previous schoolyear was sabotaged by the coronavirus, then came
online education, but now it’s really time for the school bells to finally ring.
To help you start the fall more smoothly, we
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Dressed in nature
The quarantine mood keeps fading away, and we are slowly starting to get back to
our normal daily routines. However, some good things turned out from the
isolation, too: we baked a bread perhaps for the first time, we cooked our first
soup, and we started gardening, growing plants and
