Interiors
Roman Plyus designs Buhairest bar in Hungary to look good on Instagram
A towering sculpture by Kaws and a graphic polka-dot print floor feature within this Budapest bar, which interior architect Roman Plyus has designed to be instantly Instagrammable.
Located at the heart of the Hungarian capital, Buhairest is set within an early 20th-century building that once served as a textile factory.
A towering sculpture by Kaws and a graphic polka-dot print floor feature within this Budapest bar, which interior architect Roman Plyus has designed to be instantly Instagrammable.
Located at the heart of the Hungarian capital, Buhairest is set within an early 20th-century building that once served as a textile factory.
10 of the most iconic pieces of Bauhaus furniture
10 of the most iconic pieces of Bauhaus furniture
To continue our Bauhaus 100 series, here’s a look at 10 of the most influential pieces of furniture created by Bauhaus designers, from Marcel Breuer’s bicycle-inspired Wassily Chair to Josef Hartwig’s minimal chess set.
Known for developing a distinctive, modern style built on the principle of simplicity, teachers and students from the Bauhaus school designed some of the 20th century’s most iconic pieces of furniture.
To continue our Bauhaus 100 series, here’s a look at 10 of the most influential pieces of furniture created by Bauhaus designers, from Marcel Breuer’s bicycle-inspired Wassily Chair to Josef Hartwig’s minimal chess set.
Known for developing a distinctive, modern style built on the principle of simplicity, teachers and students from the Bauhaus school designed some of the 20th century’s most iconic pieces of furniture.
Focusing on What Matters with Michael Anastassiades
Focusing on What Matters with Michael Anastassiades
COVID-19 has hit London hard. Its design community, from indie fashion designers to global design brands, will continue to feel its effects for the foreseeable future. For London-based Michael Anastassiades, the stay-at-home guidance from the UK government has prompted more planned interactions with his team and a revival of his yoga practice.
COVID-19 has hit London hard. Its design community, from indie fashion designers to global design brands, will continue to feel its effects for the foreseeable future. For London-based Michael Anastassiades, the stay-at-home guidance from the UK government has prompted more planned interactions with his team and a revival of his yoga practice.




