Planet-friendly stationery for creative minds.

Designed and handmade in Budapest.

During the design and production, our goal is to create well-used, contemporary, sophisticated and nature-friendly products.

ZSÓFI BARABÁS began her advanced artistic education at Anglia Ruskin University, Cambridge, and then continued at the department of graphic design, painting and teaching of the Hungarian University of Fine Arts, Budapest. In 2009 she did research at the Tokyo University of the Arts on a scholarship.
As we trace the lines and stop at surfaces where patterns coalesce, and then our eyes follow the dotted lines, the sight lifts us from the mental state of daily life – at least for a moment. You halt and wonder about the fine shapes; they prompt you to dig deeper, to learn more about our world…

ZSUZSA MOIZER graduated from the Hungarian University of Fine Arts in 2004. Since 2005 she has held numerous solo and group exhibitions in Budapest, Berlin, Saint-Étienne, Moscow, New Delhi, Belgrade and Strasbourg. Her works are present in public and private collections in the United States and in several European countries.
Zsuzsa Moizer is among the best-known exponents of contemporary Hungarian figurative painting. She is especially renowned for her oil paintings and watercolours, while sculptures and installations are also present in her work. The starting point of her characteristically soft-toned line drawings is still the human body and its metamorphoses…

JÓZSEF CSATÓ completed his studies in the painting department of the Hungarian University of Fine Arts in 2006. Csató’s work has been exhibited in numerous group and solo exhibitions across Europe and the US, including Vienna, Ljubljana, Berlin, Stuttgart, Düsseldorf, Nuremberg, Copenhagen, Paris and Dallas.
József Csató is an irresistible figure on the contemporary Hungarian art scene. He is known mostly for his large paintings, although he also deals with sculpture and installation art. The point of departure for his paintings comes in the form of drawings, with which he formulates his ideas in notebooks, like the one you are holding in your hands…