UP-AND-COMING DESIGNERS

Kinda decent is a playful design identity embracing imperfection, humor, and hands-on experimentation. It blends minimalist structure with ironic, human-centered details—objects that might wobble, surprise, or smile back at you. Rather than offering flawless design, it creates honest, modular tools for living. Kinda functional, kinda weird—always personal. A brand for people who like their design… Keep reading

Eszter Kain graduated in 2024 with a Master’s degree in Textile Design from MOME and currently teaches knitting practice at the university. Her work focuses on knitting, especially on shaping structure. She draws inspiration from family traditions, seeking connections to her ancestors through rituals and customs. In her practice, careful execution, experimentation with materials, and… Keep reading

The aim of CO-SWITCH is to bring psychological topics closer to everyday life, support self-awareness, and foster a deeper understanding between players. It encourages open communication, reduces stress, promotes personal growth, and helps build balanced communities—making its social impact significant. The tool of this mission is the CO-SWITCH psychological board game and therapeutic aid, which… Keep reading

Johanna Dezső graduated this year from the Moholy-Nagy University of Art and Design in Budapest in Product Design. Her work is characterized by critical and systemic thinking, with a strong focus on human-centered, social, and logistical topics, and she enjoys working on partner-based projects. Over the past year, her works have been exhibited at 360… Keep reading

Levente Buzás is a recent graduate in product design from Moholy-Nagy University of Art and Design. His design approach is intuitive, emotional, and experimental. He enjoys working with new materials and technologies to create meaningful, experience-based connections between people and objects. He believes that products should not only serve a function but also tell a… Keep reading

The Boldizájn brand is led by Boldizsár Racsmány, a recent graduate designer. His small-series, custom-made objects are built on a balanced dialogue between form and functionality. His design process is often characterized by a material-focused approach and an experimental mindset, with a strong sense of personal connection.   ABOUT THE DESIGNER As a designer, Boldizsár… Keep reading

Panna Boglárka Bíró is a design student at Széchenyi István University. Her work is defined by symmetry, repetition, and attention to detail. She draws inspiration from ancient motifs, geometric and abstract forms. The designer enjoys experimenting with various materials and techniques, from graphics to clay and oil painting. Her goal is to consciously integrate my… Keep reading

During their university studies, the designer acquired both traditional and modern textile art techniques. However, the most valuable knowledge they gained was a deep respect and love for handcrafted textiles and traditions. The designer learned that tradition and craftsmanship are fertile ground for inspiration and innovation. Drawing from the past not only enriches the creative… Keep reading