Bauhaus inspires new furniture collection by Hungarian designers, on show this week

The design of the Burnt Geometry furniture collection, conceived by Annabella Hevesi, was inspired by the likes of Lajos Kassák and Vasarely, pioneers of new genres in the 20th century, as well as by the traditions of Hungarian enamel art.

Produced by the I O line and round design studio, Burnt Geometry plays with bright colours and shapes, combining a contemporary approach to design with the technological and theoretical know-how of its predecessors, showing outstanding quality in form and workmanship.

Each object has been created using new or undeservedly marginalised technologies and materials. The special sofas, lamps and other furniture will be on display at the Zipernowsky Stúdió from 5pm on 12 May until 14 May.