The exhibition of the Hungarian Museum of Architecture and Monument Protection Documentation Centre took an unconventional approach to presenting the legacy of the design duo Káesz Gyula and Lukáts Kató. It invited visitors to engage not only through objects and stories but also through the visual world of the surrounding space.
Productive Decor was responsible for creating a visual environment through the walls, textiles, and graphic surfaces of the exhibition space that both honored the era and reinterpreted its motifs with a contemporary eye.
Implemented elements:
✔ Striking full-wall graphics featuring patterns and period maps
✔ Custom-printed textiles that boldly reflected the style of the era
✔ Typographic installations that gave rhythm and guidance to the space
✔ A vibrant yet harmonious color palette that led visitors through the exhibition’s arc
The result:
A spatial experience where the exhibition didn’t just showcase, but created an atmosphere. The visual elements didn’t just support the curators’ ideas. They made them stronger, helping visitors connect more easily with the stories, objects, and people on display
