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The winna is a multidisciplinary label based in Vienna, Austria. The brand focuses on sustainable upcycled fashion and handmade design objects. In the vision of artist and founder Nina Nemes, winna stands for individualism, inclusivity and innovation. winna’s design ethos revolves around transforming everyday objects with a contemporary twist, ensuring that each piece resonates with… Keep reading

Sára Kele is the founder of the sarakele brand. She designs furniture and functional objects, creates graphics, participates in interior design projects, teaches, and holds design workshops, all with a strong commitment to sustainable development. Under the sarakele brand, her first product was produced nearly 10 years ago, and she has continued to work with… Keep reading

András Mészáros is not only a furniture designer, but a creator who tells stories in the language of wood. His experience on four continents, his in-depth knowledge of design and interior architecture, and his outstanding expertise with wood result in unparalleled creations. For Andras, furniture design is not just a job, it is a passion.… Keep reading

“Tibor Somlai is one of the most original representatives of contemporary Hungarian interior design. He is a versatile artist, designing private homes and public institutions (such as hospitals and clinics) as well as shops and catering establishments. He has also contributed to the success of major exhibitions with special installations, such as the Lajos Kozma… Keep reading

Henriett Barabás graduated in 2024 from Moholy-Nagy University of Art and Design with a degree in industrial and product design. Prior to her studies, she worked as a model for over a decade, during which she traveled to many parts of the world before deciding to follow her passion and become a designer. The years… Keep reading

MOKO, envisioned and created by designers Sara Kele and Anna Cserba, represents a paradigm shift in furniture design. The project’s aim is to encourage people to slow down in a natural home environment. The desginers employ the design methodology “less is more” by reducing upholstery and using coconut fibers to show the beauty of raw… Keep reading