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Eternal retro furniture | TOP 5
Retro furniture, that is, the iconic room furnishings of the twentieth century, may have never really gone out of fashion: this is also evidenced by the fact that to this day we come across brands such as Daken Studio or Made in Yugoslavia that channel the style of the sixties
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Time travel in the present—the heyday of the iconic retro | TOP 5
Retro objects can take us back to the past, to the carefree world of our childhood. It is a strange duality that no matter how we felt at different stages of the twentieth century, we fondly remember contemporary lamps, boho ceramics, or playful (sometimes almost terrifying) porcelain—we love retro
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Eternal retro furniture | TOP 5
Retro furniture, that is, the iconic room furnishings of the twentieth century, may have never really gone out of fashion: this is also evidenced by the fact that to this day we come across brands such as Daken Studio or Made in Yugoslavia that channel the style of the sixties
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Retrofuturist transformation: from old to electric | Hyundai
Hyundai’s designers celebrate the company’s legacy and forward-looking spirit with an electric transformation of the 1975 Pony model. The special Hyundai model will be on display in Busan, Korea, at the company’s new customer center, until June 27.
The meticulous disassembly and electric transformation of the original
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Vintage treasures in a new context
Vintage Chinese thermoses, organic-shaped vases and other household and decor objects on photos evoking the atmosphere of Miami Vice: a visual artist, an architect and a photographer teamed up to give new life to our old things.
Zsófia Keresztes and József Konrád launched their Facebook and Instagram page under the
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“We aspire to be an authentic store” | Retrohungary
“Design from the fifties for retro fans” – this is how the store of Retrohungary operating in Paloma Artist Courtyard, Budapest defines itself. One could also call it a vintage store, but it is a lot more than that. Judit Sebők and Tamás Borbély collect and showcase their selected pieces in
