Lookout Tower Galyateto is a project recently completed by Budapest-based Nart Architects Studio. Description by Nart Architect: The project is located in the center of the 1100-kilometer long “Blue” national tourist route which passes through the North of Hungary between hills. The look-out tower is an innovative and contextual impact on Galyateto, that will enhance […]
‘Studio Loft Apartment’ is a delicate flat in downtown Budapest, Hungary, designed by Gaspar Bonta Studio. Originally a studio of a well-known hungarian painter, this flat has all the right features to be a contemporary loft home. The huge central space which contains the kitchen and the living room is accompanied by two bedrooms with
A+Z Loft House is a project conceived by A + Z Design Studio in Budapest, Hungary. The architect and production designer Attila F. Kovács and his wife art director and stylist Zsuzsa Megyesi found this unusual giant space and movie set like environment ideal for making their home.
This small apartment is a tiny home designed by Budapest-based Position Collectiv Studio. The apartment can be rented for travelers who want to visit the Hungarian capital Budapest. A small area apartment, this tiny home was designed to provide a memorable accommodation experience for two style-seeking Budapest travellers. The centrepiece of the space is an
TD House in Debrecen, Hungary, by Sporaarchitects blends tradition and modernity. This 146 sq meter home features a dynamic veranda, large glass surfaces, and solar panels for energy efficiency.
Halász Utca is an old apartment in Budapest, Hungary, recently renovated by Margeza design studio. Margeza characteristic style design has also been presented by us, last year, in another article, entitled Color and light in a dream apartment.
O – bjekt Studio has designed a hanging cradle – Little Nest – using 100% natural materials: Merino wool felt handcrafted and leather. Budapest-based designer Oszkar Vagi took into consideration the child’s experience in the womb, before birth.
Surely, the designers behind Margeza brand love colors and there is no better proof of this fact than the folowing images that present an apartment from Budapest.
