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Handcraft is here to stay
design

Handcraft is here to stay

Do you buy your furniture at IKEA and your clothes at the nearest fast fashion store? If you’re looking for a rarity to help you rediscover your cultural heritage, or if you’re open to discovering the heritage of others, you’ve come to the right place! Let us
Special handicrafts in an unusual environment | VALAMI Hazai
art

Special handicrafts in an unusual environment | VALAMI Hazai

In the eighth district of Budapest, at 14 Práter Street, we can find a really exciting concept: on one side of the gate is the VALAMI Produktív All-Arts Workshop, and on the other the VALAMI Hazai Fine and Applied Art Design Store selling design objects. In this not-so-ordinary environment, which
When two rarities meet: VUUV Works and the Farkaskő Cave Art Association in Noszvaj
architecture

When two rarities meet: VUUV Works and the Farkaskő Cave Art Association in Noszvaj

Designer Anna Lébényi, one of the creators of VUUV Works, researched the organic architecture of Hungary in connection with her diploma work years ago, when she found the unique Noszvaj creative workshop, which is special in every respect. From the first moment, Anna felt that the brand identity and spirit
Representing slowing down and sanity | VUUV Works’ latest collection is out now
digital

Representing slowing down and sanity | VUUV Works’ latest collection is out now

According to traditions, maytrees (in Hungarian: májusfa) were not only erected to celebrate lovers, but also to pay homage to the rebirth of nature and a rich harvest. The latest objects of VUUV Works also turned to this fundamental joy for inspiration: the pieces of the collection symbolize the coming
Ethical & sustainable | VUUV Works
design

Ethical & sustainable | VUUV Works

Anna Lébényi can be familiar from the eco-conscious Printa brand for many, where she first worked as a production manager and designer, and later as a brand manager. The designer, who originally graduated as an architect, also tried herself in woodworking, and learnt the know-how of marquetry, too. Now she