Slowing down instead of rushing, real gifts instead of tacky ones, supporting Hungarian designers instead of forced spending – introducing smaller craft and designer Christmas markets.
Strike a pose – top designers from Hungary and the region will be showcasing their collections at Budapest Central European Fashion Week, being staged at the Museum of Fine Arts.
Experts working on the CheckINN Revitalizátor initiative are now assessing more than two dozen proposals to transform former industrial sites around Budapest and Hungary.
Hidden behind the doorways of Budapest, winding staircases usher the visitor into a secret world of elegant interiors and classy design. Take a look at these mesmerising images!
Look out for two cool new projects next year after the winning entries have been selected in the CheckINN Revitalizátor design contest to revamp Budapest's rustbelt!
A broad church for independent theatre companies, dance troupes, designer and creatives of all stripes, Jurányi House has filled a huge old school building with vital activity for ten years.
Find the retro Hungarian furniture of your dreams at these niche boutiques and showrooms in and around Budapest – or get your hands on the right props for your film shoot.
Makers of fine chandeliers for four generations, the Grünbergers of Nagymező utca are the continuation of a long family tradition, their work illuminating some of Budapest's most famous landmarks.
In the atmospheric surroundings of the Kiscelli Museum, the latest contemporary creations are showcased at Design Without Borders, encouraging global dialogue.
We Love Budapest merch is now on sale at the Rododendron Art & Design shop on Semmelweis utca. Browse in person or order your favourite artefact online.
There's so much to see around Budapest this autumn, at major state institutions and alternative little galleries. Don't miss the pharaoh's tomb, classic images by André Kertész and city street art.
From the pioneering ING headquarters by City Park to the soaring MOL Tower being built by the Danube at Kopaszi-gát, glass-fronted landmarks designed by foreign architects dot the cityscape.
Architects 3h are behind projects ranging from the MOME Campus in Budapest to the reconfiguration of Szeged Cathedral. Superb monograph 'Spaces of Intensity' now outlines their work in English.