First organised in 2004, Budapest Design Week was launched by the Hungarian Design Council with the aim of promoting the role design plays in the economy and society of our times, increasing trust in design, while offering a platform of communication for actors of the field. The festival offers a wide range of informative programs for the general audience, and organises events for the design profession for networking, presentations, education and knowledge exchange.
The concept of home and the ways that social, cultural and technological developments over recent decades have affected the homes in which we live, will be explored in the central exhibition of Budapest Design Week.
Held within the Museum of Applied Arts, the Home Sweet Home exhibition will feature works by local and international designers who explore how the outside world influences the inner sanctum of the home, and how these interior spaces become mirrors of modern society.
The concept of home and the ways that social, cultural and technological developments over recent decades have affected the homes in which we live, will be explored in the central exhibition of Budapest Design Week.
Held within the Museum of Applied Arts, the Home Sweet Home exhibition will feature works by local and international designers who explore how the outside world influences the inner sanctum of the home, and how these interior spaces become mirrors of modern society.