Throwback to the "Design Walk In Budapest" exhibition at the Triennale Milano Museum during hashtag#MilanDesignWeek! ✨ This iconic venue was perfect for showcasing the talent of Hungarian designers to a global audience. From contemporary art pieces to innovative design creations, the exhibition highlighted Budapest's rich cultural heritage in a modern and captivating way.🌟The question is, how do we combine cultural heritage with modern design, making things practical, functional, and suitable for fast production? By seamlessly integrating traditional elements with contemporary techniques, designers can create pieces that honor the past while meeting the demands of today's market.The exhibition presented a vibrant cross-section of Hungarian culture where 13 domestic design brands showcased their products created during the design LAB program under the mentorship of Rossana Orlandi. Exhibited items included "Silent Stones" acoustic panels inspired by washed stones covered with felt; wooden furniture as an experimental exploration of playful geometry; Transylvanian mythical creatures presented in ceramics, and more. Inspired by Hungarian cultural heritage, the artists incorporated various elements in their collaborations with manufacturers, building a spectacular concept.Alongside design products, the space was combined with contemporary Hungarian fine art, sculptures, paintings, and photographs.By blending cultural heritage with modern design, Hungarian designers showed how traditional elements can be reinterpreted to create functional, practical, and fast-produced items. This approach preserves cultural essence while making it relevant and accessible in today's fast-paced world.🌟Organized by the Hungarian Fashion & Design Agency (HFDA), the hashtag#BudapestSelect umbrella brand is dedicated to showcasing Hungarian creatives internationally at various fashion and design events.