Hype&Hyper

There are few things a hot cup of tea could not fix. We are already pleasantly influenced by the process of making tea, and teas made from herbs also contribute to our health with numerous good properties. This ceremony reminds us that it is good to slow down sometimes and dedicate time to ourselves. Tea houses and tea shops are becoming more and more popular, so there are quite a few places in Eastern Europe where we can go for a hot drink—because there is only one better thing besides drinking tea: if we can do it together.

Traditions in modern guise | Prague, Czech Republic

Designed by A1Architects, the Tea Mountain tea shop is a haven after a tiring day, as well as a tea house that preserves the traditions of tea culture, with a modern look.

Advanced relaxation | Kyiv, Ukraine

The transcendence is enhanced by the Chaugan in Kyiv: the tea bar offers us time travel. In the indoor and outdoor spaces, we can comfortably enjoy the pleasures provided by tea while relaxing alone or with our friends.

Perfect harmony | Budapest, Hungary

Zhao Zhou is special in many ways. A real refuge and an island of tranquility in the heart of Budapest, where those interested in tea are welcome with open arms. Everything here is based on tradition, so if you want a really special and honest tea experience and want to delve into the subject in a fresh and modern shop, this is the place for you!

Tea room in the middle of the city | Warsaw, Poland

Odette is more of a tea shop for the urban, often rushing person. In the shop located in the city center, we can also pick up a cake with our chosen tea. But let’s be ready: their tea selection is huge and colorful, from all over the world.

Tea in a new dimension | Prague, Czech Republic

We close our selection with a special shop. A special feature of the central space of the Czech Dilmah Tea boutique is the original skylight, which geometrically follows the wooden slat structure, creating a bright centerpiece. This is how a tea shop with an unusual interior was formed.

Stone-covered villa | SIAL

This stone-covered villa is located in Vlastibořice, in the Czech Republic’s Liberec region. The design of its simple, clean spaces praises the work of the Czech architectural firm SIAL. The villa is made up of two levels: the lower one is partially embedded into the terrain and houses the

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Ordinary oddities | Czechia zine

Charles Baudelaire called the figure wandering in the modern big city a flâneur: he is the city dweller who always walks with his eyes open, experiences the things around him and feels at home amidst the hustle and bustle of the city. He connects with the world around him in

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HIGHLIGHTS | Resurgent past

In our previous selections, we had the opportunity to get to know the object design of the eighties, but for this week, we have selected more exciting projects than ever before, thus reviving the tools of the past. We have already talked about the stylistic tools and expectations of the

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