The Hello Hungarian Design exhibition is built around the four elements of nature this year

Cover photo: Interior at S/alon Budapest (Source: S/alon Budapest)

The four elements of nature will be the central theme of the Hello Hungarian Design exhibition, which can be seen in Budapest between 22 and 24 September as part of the S/ALON BUDAPEST home trend exhibition.

The exhibition presents international design novelties for the fifth time, including the latest works by Hungarian designers, the organisers said in a statement.
In the ground section of the Hello Hungarian Design exhibition, the new table and benches of Péter Nagy, the designer of Komok, and the vases of Hajnal Gyevik will be on display. Péter Danczkay, the designer of Oleant, is connected to the exhibition with a special ceiling lamp, while Tünde Ruzicska is connected to the exhibition with her ceramics displaying the shades of the earth, while Anna Lébényi from Vuu Work is made with wooden decorative surfaces and newly designed chairs. The shelving system of Gyula Csocsán, the special table of Rita Koralevics and the glass decorations of Anita Darabos and Zsuzsanna Deák will also be exhibited at the exhibition.
In the water block, visitors can see Melinda Soltész's turquoise wall panel, Rebeka Rácz is made with ceramics, and Sári Kele exhibits her carpets of special design. In addition, works inspired by Patinás Lámpa, Kovács Móni, Komonka and Godzsák Dávid, Henger Studio and Vuu Works water element will also be introduced.
In the spirit of fire, Sári Kele presents her Repeta collection, Bence Ringa Sárkány arrives in the section with her chairs, but the black design sculptures and cups of Debóra Horák, the pixel-patterned carpets of Szabina Komár, the seats of Daniella Koós, the glass creations of Boldizsár Lukács and the Henger Studio, and the kitchen utensils of Itthon Design Studio will also be visible.
In the air section Demeter Fogarasi presents his table called Elephant, Hora Design is made with abstract shaped snow-white ceramics, while Tünde Ruzicska's design-shaped ceramic sculptures will also be displayed connected to the air. The air element also inspired the wall panels and furniture of Hannabi, Sári Kele and Concrazy, as well as the carpet of designer Kata Brinkus.
In addition, István Józsa's shelving system, Imre Bárczi's sculptures and Lilla Schulze's special bicycle support will also be on display at the exhibition.