Exhibitors

Sára Fruzsina Nagy is a recent design graduate from Moholy-Nagy University of Art and Design. Her career began with the START program of the National Talent Center and the Social Impact Hackathon, where she developed the PlantSail Green Sail concept. She debuted at the 2023 360 Design Budapest exhibition with the OASE corkscrew, and returned… Keep reading

Not just objects. is a design journal that aims to bring the design thinking and processes behind everyday objects closer to people. Through the platform, designer Panna Őri responds to questions related to environmental psychology and the evolving role of the home, presenting objects that are not merely functional tools but conscious responses to the… Keep reading

Dr. Péter Rozgonyi comes from a family of artists — his great-grandfather was a master carpenter awarded with a silver wreath, and both his parents were acclaimed silversmiths. Even while studying law, his passion for creating never waned; throughout his academic years, he continued designing, crafting, and deepening his expertise. He completed his carpentry training… Keep reading

The team brings together the works of 9th grade students Farkas Boglárka, Kozák Levente Dávid, and Majzik Anna from BKSZC Creative and Craft Vocational School. Their project leader is Bianka Vörös and their mentor is Dr. Ákos Lipóczki. Their work reinterprets the visual imprints of Art Deco architecture and the world of postage stamps through… Keep reading

Lilla Szabó is a student of Industrial Design Engineering (BSc) at Óbuda University. As a designer, she strives to create visual objects that are not only functional but also capable of establishing an aesthetic and emotional connection with the user. Her work is characterized by formal simplicity, timelessness, and meticulous attention to detail.   INTERNATIONAL… Keep reading

Balázs Kiss is an industrial design student at the Moholy-Nagy University of Art and Design. His design practice is characterized by a blend of usability, clean forms, and material knowledge, while placing strong emphasis on personal connection and human experience. Inspired by everyday situations and social interactions, his goal is to create objects that remain… Keep reading

Eszter Tábi’s work focused on the placement of simple geometric forms within proportion-based systems. In designing her functional objects, she draws inspiration primarily from the formal language of the Bauhaus and the Memphis Group. She is particularly interested in how humanity’s vocabulary of forms and patterns has developed over time and how it became embedded… Keep reading

Emese Thamó moved from the world of mathematics and artificial intelligence into product design. She holds degrees from the University of Cambridge and MOME. She is driven by the desire to turn ideas into meaningful objects and experiences. Her work seeks a balance between intuition and rational thinking, with a special love for solutions that… Keep reading