Home decoration and garden stores Hungary

Right next to the Paloma on the same street, still in the trendy urban and design register, this large showroom all in length has no equal to offer (or offer) the latest creations of talented Hungarian designers. Numerous ceramics, bags, interior decoration (candle holders, candles, dishes, vases...), jewelry, perfumes and cosmetics, and even some clothes for men and women. In short, you will certainly find something to fill your trunk with memories or gifts of Magyar productions

Founded in 1826, the Herend porcelain factory is still one of the most renowned in Europe, alongside Meissen porcelain. It takes its name from the village, some 100 km west of Budapest, where it has been located since its beginnings. The motifs, inspired by Hungarian tradition and Art Nouveau, are always hand-painted. Crockery, accessories and figurines, as well as elegant fine jewelry.

Gyuri, a friendly English-speaking antique dealer, has been collecting all kinds of Magyar curiosities on two floors since 1998, from all eras, especially the communist period: relics of the people's republics - such as these busts of Lenin - white or colored glass soda siphons, sculptures, crystal, postcards, crockery, vases, old banknotes, chapkas (a kind of hat), Russian dolls, records, medals, clocks, radios, lamps, gas masks, candleholders... The list is endless. Fellow rummagers, you will do business on 70^m2! Reasonable prices.

In this store, the focus is on handcrafted woodwork. Father and daughter carve and paint on wood following their inspiration and applying the rich motifs of the Hungarian folklore repertoire (bird, tulip, ear of wheat...). You can buy frames, candle holders of various sizes, wooden Easter eggs, boxes and caskets, Catholic crosses in the style of a crucifix, kitchen utensils..., all beautifully painted and decorated, but also some ceramics. We would buy the whole showcase!