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The concept is to create useful and functional objects that make the world more pleasant and less polluted. At 24Bottles, we believe that good design can change things for the better and help people improve their health and quality of life and look in an environmentally friendly way. Our focus is to combine form and function to offer uniquely lightweight bottles, coordinated accessories, and intelligent solutions. We aim to foster a more sustainable and comfortable lifestyle while keeping personal style in check. 

Local production

Each of their products is created in a small workshop near Šumava. From the initial prototype, through detailing, to the final sewing. This is the only way they can be sure that each piece is given individual care and the highest quality is guaranteed.

Quality materials

The handbags are made of Italian leather by Gruppo Mastrotto. It holds several certificates. These guarantee the lowest possible environmental impact, working with sustainably sourced raw materials, reduced water consumption and ease of recycling. The Blauer Engel awards verify the ecological quality of the leather and the LWG Gold Rated certificate verifies the impact of the production system. We process the material down to the last cut. The smallest ones are used for small components on handbags, the larger ones are used to make key rings.

The Re-start collection disrupts the trend for beige and the austerity of quarantine fashion. It draws inspiration from the Bridgerton series. It was made for fun. The designer wanted to bring more happiness into her life. It is about extravagance, details, colours and abstract patterns, created in collaboration with painter Martin Prachar. The collection was presented at MBPFW 21 in the Van Graff junior talent category.

The main source of inspiration for the Choices collection was a visit to La Muralla Roja by architect Richard Bofill’s discovery of surrealist illustrator Charlotte Taylor. Both of these inspirations are reflected in the shapes, curves and colour palette of the leather handbags. The pastel colours caress the soul and combine easily with a wide range of outfits.

The Candy shop collection represents playfulness, unusual shapes and colour combinations inspired by sweets. The Milkshake tote bag, Dessert bag and Muffin case allow you to sin without regret. When designing, the author explored the two human senses – taste and sight – and the boundary between them.

We are two friends, moms and designers who care about the world our children will live in. At the beginning of our project, we set ourselves the task of finding a material for making bags that exists and whose production will not create any additional ecological burden. On the contrary, by upcycling it, we are helping to solve the problem of waste that would otherwise end up in landfills. At the same time, it meets high technical and aesthetic quality requirements. We found this “perfect material” in scrap yards. The airbags are made from extremely durable nylon fibre, also known as Cordura.

Recycled materials and components
Airbags are made up of a large number of components, we source these from companies that have no further use for it as scrap or deadstock material. Or we use the best quality possible like YKK zippers or metal components that last for ages.

Local production
The whole cycle from sourcing the material, to production, to the eco-friendly packaging of our bags on their way to our customers is important to us. All fabrics and the vast majority of materials are sourced locally in the Czech Republic. We design and sew the bags under fair conditions in our workshop in Brno.

Her jewellery tends to be in contrast with today´s sleekness. She surprises us with her combinations of materials and shapes or inspiration from everyday things such as signatures or beleif.

It launched the L30 collection, whose name refers to the origin of the material used. The Stereotype is a symbolic record of the artist’s life stages. From calm shapes and gradations, to seemingly imprecise yet regularly recurring lines. The Signature line, signature, signature – everything is about signification, marking the person, the unmistakable trace of each of us. The Boží faith, mission and icons. The Glyph is based on glyphs and auxiliary graphic signs that express the structure and organization of text in writing.

Each scarf is a wearable work of art, embodying individuality and telling a compelling story. Anna Schwitzer’s work is a blend of heritage and contemporary design, creating designs that are timeless works of art. For the abstract pattern enthusiast, Anna Schwitzer creates silk scarves in thoughtful colour combinations. Anna finds inspiration primarily in nature, her surroundings, travel and books.

She enjoys working with symbols and their meanings to enhance abstract compositions. However, the most essential element in Anna’s scarf designs is colour. Her scarves are characterized by unusual color combinations that highlight abstract motifs. In addition to her signature scarves, Anna collaborates with designers on joint projects and creates custom scarves for various clients. “I am constantly working on new designs. The brand is evolving and building its reputation, designing and producing scarves for other design studios, galleries and shops.

The scarves you will find here come from the Déjà vu collection.

He concentrates on product and interior design and architecture. He is currently working on establishing his own brand MATA BY MATA. Among the first created are Tripus seating objects, playful My Light lamps, 3-WAY three-legged vases or the MATA modular library.

In her sculptures, matter becomes a record of time, emotion and tension, but also a challenge to the material itself. Each object is the result of a specific chemical process in which matter absorbs and preserves the energy of the creative act and its own identity.

”I use jewellery to narrate the experience of an encounter with an unforgettable feeling. I notice inconspicuous things, I see the beauty in them and turn them into jewellery.I get breathless at the beauty of cosmic devices and succumb to the magic of old found objects. There is craftsmanship perfection, technical sophistication and the imprint of ancient structure in my work.

Scenic jewellery – an object that I present in the form of exhibitions or performances. I use all the materials that help me to express the idea I have.These objects are my inspiration for designing wearable collections in precious metals and stones.“

In 2012, they presented their first jewellery collection at Designblok. These were bracelets, earrings and a necklaces made of nylon using 3D printing technology. That year they also won the Czech Grand Design 2012 award. Now they also create jewellery from other materials, such as stainless steel, acrylic, silver and gold.

You will find the Purity, Pénelopé, Cumulus and Frost collections.

There is no difference in designing🪑 🧥 🕶 or 🚀. It is only about the way of thinking. This makes everybody different and unique. Each project we do is taken through a strategic process, resulting in a meaningful, adaptive solution.

We are not always trying to follow the trends, but looking back into the history and combine the traditions with contemporary or futuristic possibilities. One cannot exist without the other. Life is about learning new things and we live in a cycles. Change is inevitable so that something new can arise. Less is more and at the same time less is bore.

Creating and living both directions teaches us being in harmony with logic and emotions. We are all comfortable with old and at the same we want something new. And creating something new is possible only with the knowledge of heritage.  We can use what have been invented to discover something new. The technology and evolution pushes us faster to undescovered.

His work is characterized by a strong desire to experiment and discover new techniques and means of expression. He works in various types of art, including painting, drawing, tattooing and functional objects. His works are characterized by an innovative approach and the use of unusual materials.

Ela Chroust is a Czech goldsmith and jeweller. The entire work of Ela Chroust is based on a combination of seemingly contradictory attitudes and a novel view of the essence of jewellery. She likes to cross the boundaries of styles and explore the possibilities of combining minimalism, exaggeration, punk and traditional elegance.

You can look forward to the Melolontha Vulgaris collection. The collection was created out of a need for a personal artifact, as a paraphrase of family silver and the immortality of the chroust.

Middle Class Homeless
Due to the housing crisis, young middle-class people are missing the permanent home that generations before them owned. For these modern urban nomads, I therefore design a collection of “bags” that will help them move and become their imaginary snail shell. I use embroidery to give volume to a rectangle of fabric, as used in folk culture to carry things, but also strength at the joints. The embroidery, which here ironically critiques rental housing, is not a decoration but a functional structural element and a carrier of meaning. The result is four products: a shopping bag, a raincoat, an apron and a loom. All of them can be easily packed into a rucksack or unfolded for storage.

She won the Czech Grand Design award for her jewelry. Specifically, she was awarded for the Marina collection, which was created in Croatia and was inspired by the sea itself. Dick Wolf creates distinctive chunky jewelry that is an expression of its wearer. She herself describes them as raw, unprocessed, but technologically advanced. She often combines gold, silver and pearls as materials. In collaboration with a perfumer, they also create necklaces that smell.

Her main interests include product and interior design, but she also works, on the reconstruction of historic interiors. In 2010, she received the prize for the Best Installation for the manufacturer Lasvit within Designblok.

You will find here hand-shaped glasses from the Luna and Kuběna collection.

It is published with the support of the Ministry of Culture of the Czech Republic, the State Fund of Culture of the Czech Republic, the Fund for the Support of Arts of the Slovak Republic, and the Italian publisher Flash Art srl. The magazine is released in Czech and Slovak languages as a quarterly publication. The main mission of the Czech and Slovak edition of the internationally recognized Flash Art magazine is to provide current information and to systematically support the development of critical and theoretical thinking within contemporary art. It also aims to facilitate continuous exchange of information between the domestic art scene and the international art community.

The creation process focuses on accepting beauty in its transience and imperfection, the studio’s collections embrace irregular shapes, organic textures, and earth-toned hues. Each piece is handmade using experimental processes, resulting in one-of-a-kind objects that showcase the studio’s focus on simplicity and uniqueness.

The Momentum collection is a materialization of the uncertainty of the situation and a permanent capture of momentum into the matter. When creating objects, the artists have no idea what the outcome will be and let their intuition guide them. The history of ceramic culture is a great inspiration for them. Elements of ancient and medieval utilitarian products are depicted in a new form and the artists pay homage to one of the oldest crafts.

The objects are created using experimental modeling techniques. The initial piece of stoneware clay is heated and stretched with sticks from the inside. This process expands and cracks the outer surface, creating the raw texture of lines. The combination of the chosen material and process creates a tension that reflects the relationship between human and organic matter, which is forever immortalized in the object at the moment of formation.

Plans and realizations of the author’s works, creation of art articles, design and conceptual projects are the main focus of the company Artforest s.r.o.

In THE DESIGN you will find the Puddle collection. Each piece is an original. Each puddle is hand cut, has a polished finish and is signed. Its surface is imperfect, just as the surface of the puddle reflects its surroundings. The rust-resistant steel that the puddles are made of allows them to capture a long-lasting story, a record of how it is used, by whom and how it is treated. It is a kind of symbolism of the relationship between the puddle and its owner, a story that is captured and becomes a memory. As a design tray, it can also be a functional element in dining.

Lukáš does not limit himself to a particular technology or theme. He moves smoothly from free realizations to design and back again. He is not afraid of new approaches or classical techniques, on the contrary, he tries to develop the technical and visual boundaries of the glass department. He focuses on themes of pop culture and parody. Humour and the overlapping of design to free art is characteristic of him. After his studies he worked for Moser, now he develops the family company HG Atelier in 1998 with his brother Filip. Both brothers design lighting objects for private homes and residences. Lukáš and Filip also develop a joint project Houdek.Art which focuses on the connection between art and design of super sports cars. Lukáš also collaborates on unique objects with his friend Yulin Huang, who currently works as a designer for Lasvit.

Currently, Jasna is focused on innovating and developing 3D-printed tools, such as screens for handmade paper production. This development has been ongoing for over two years, resulting in the newly launched Floralis collection.

2023 – Czech Grand Design 2022 Awards Exhibition – Česká spořitelna Gallery, Prague

Designblok 25th, Maya Collection, National Gallery Prague – Veletržní palác

2022 – Designblok 24th, Taro Collection, Gabriel Loci, Prague 2021 The Marzee International Graduate Show, Nijmegen

Designblok 23, Eternite Collection, Gabriel Loci, Prague Diploma&Bachelor’s work, Landscape in Motion Collection, Prague Market Hall, Prague

2020 – Designblok 22, Presentation of K.O.V. studio, Výstaviště Holešovice, Prague

2019 – Designblok 21, Presentation of K.O.V. Svoboda, View of the Young Generation, Czech Centre Prague On the Road, Galerie Marzee, Nijmegen, Netherlands

He works across a variety of projects ranging from art direction to glass design. His work encompasses everyday products, gallery objects, site-specific artworks and limited series. He mostly return to the most classic references of Czech glassmaking which he associate with new impulses. He try to move the technical and visual boundaries of the glass department. He has been awarded several times for his work.

Collector’s series of jewellery boxes (120 pieces in total). Each piece is hand numbered. “Glass artist and designer František Jungvirt and Slovak jeweller Ján Jánoš present a joint project. In it, they shift the perception of jewellery from a purely feminine affair to a masculine and unisex plane. For the silver, handmade rings from Atelier Hora, Jungvirt designed a collection of black, hand-shaped and cut jewellery boxes.

A series of vases/objects inspired by the spring planting of flowers and the awakening of nature from its winter slumber. The vases are hand blown into a wooden mould made from unique pinkish erbium glass. The unique subtle colour transition in the glass is caused by the so-called colouring glass rubies, which are hot-packed onto the base bulb of the glass.

All pieces are sculpted and packaged individually in Klara Marie’s Prague studio in limited quantities. Due to the organic nature of the materials and the freehand techniques used, each jewellery piece will vary slightly, the exact shape never to be repeated.

Her endeavours have earned her the title of Czech Grand jewellery designer of the year 2023 for her collection Banshee, as well as many magazine features including Vogue CS, Harpers Bazaar NL, Dolce Vita and more.

Marketa Kratochvilova is interested in the dark recesses of the primordial, the ambivalence of natural and artificial forms, and the story of the hidden intimate self in contrast with provocatively expressive ornaments.

Her work returns to a clear, modernist expression and creates a system of elements that are already characteristic of her work. In 2017, she launched Bold Studio in Prague as a showroom and workshop dedicated to jewelry and experimental design.

He explores the limits of painting – lines from the canvas become objects – compositions work with layering, shades and geometry. Here, monotonous colour and form serve as a medium oscillating between order and free expression, between structure and impulsive gesture.

Our production takes place in the heart of Europe. We work and are based in Prague and Nový Bor, where all our glass is manufactured. It all starts with an author’s design, which is consulted with glass craftsmen before the actual production takes place.

In many cases, however, glass is its factor, but that fascinates us. Sometimes it surprises us and forces us to experiment. Your interiors and human desire to be different inspire us to create something exceptional, with long-lasting value. 

We create lighting and glassware collections in tandem with some of the world’s most influential designers, as well as with up-and-coming talent. We are making the designers of the future. The founder of Lasvit is Leon Jakimic. Has 12 offices around the world and more than 3,000 custom installations in some of the most spectacular hotels, retail spaces, cultural institutions and public spaces.

In THE DESIGN you will find the collections:

New Archaeology – Imagine the world in a year when everything melted away. What used to be a habit has become a luminous story written in binary code. What used to be reality has dissolved into a lake of information. Even an ordinary piece of bread must be cast in metal, preserving it for the distant future…New Archaeology is a message for future generations, where a loaf of bread is balanced by the price of gold. A simple symbol of home, family, humility or warmth gives the jewellery its unmistakable structure and message.

SO – Cracked lips, helplessness… Imagine a life without a home, nowhere you belong, nowhere you are welcome. A single drop runs down your cheek. It’s salty like the beads of sweat you wipe with your camouflage scarf. The polished and cool surface of the jewellery nostalgically evokes the caress of water, its purity and clarity. But it also mirrors a pressing problem of civilization and our concern about the scarcity of fresh water sources. The SO collection won the Czech Grand Design 2019 award.

Affirmo – Eli’s reflection on a year lived in a pandemic and the transformation into a mother, the direct touch of life, but also of death.The birth of her son ate the greatest affirmation of life, and that is the simple I AM.The awareness of the present moment, of pain, happiness, love, self… The affirmation is dominated by rings in which presence is inscribed in the fluid letters of I AM. These encircle gemstones that we have chosen to express love or psychological support.

LLEV are an independent studio that combines art and design. We design furniture, interior objects and design product collections for companies and galleries. We base our design on a process that combines experimentation and research into new materials, production technologies with the integrity of traditional craftsmanship. LLEV create original, handmade products in the Bohemian Paradise region. We use a specific creative language, which is characterized by working not only with the shape, but also with the message of each product or work and how it fits into contemporary context of sustainability.

That is why her every item is made in a limited edition with typical passion for working with different materials.

The duo’s work is characterised by a distinctive visual language. The designers often work with bright colours and shapes. Their work ranges from designing products and works for the home to eye-catching installations for well-known brands, magazines and cafes.

They are not afraid to experiment with different materials and forms in their work. They can turn abstract concepts and ideas into physical form with an emphasis on aesthetics and practicality. Their work together reflects not only their design skills, but also their ability to connect design with emotion and message.

With the initial Scene Collection, which was presented during the international Designblok 2021 show, the designers were nominated for the Designblok 2021 Awards in the category of Best Installation by a Designer or Design Studio.

At the same time, the artists were included in the Erste Premier Talent Display Selection and won the award for Best Installation at the Czech Design Week 2021 festival. Their first year together culminated in their nomination and inclusion among the finalists of the Czech Grand Design 2021 in the Discovery of the Year category.

In 2024, the duo Mikolášková & Drobná won another prestigious award, the EDIDA Elle Decoration award in the Furniture of the Year category for their Candy Tables collection. Kristýna and Tereza do not remain limited to the domestic scene. Their projects have been successfully presented in various countries, including France and Budapest.

MILE is published quarterly online and in print in Czech. The magazine is distributed in newsagents, florists, bridal salons and other selected places. Its original content allows for a new approach to the client, which is built creatively on a bespoke basis.

Each issue of the magazine is 128 pages long and is a unique title based on both real weddings and stylised original content. The magazine’s modern minimalist look appeals to discerning brides.

The original jewellery is the work of designer Nastassia Aleinikava. In their organic shapes we feel a touch of mystery and a kind of deep symbolism. Anastasia’s work has won numerous awards, such as Grand Designer of the Year 2017, the main title of the prestigious Czech Grand Design Awards. Her jewellery is also part of several museum collections.

The second branch of Nastassia Aleinikava Studio is represented by Pavel Kahotski, who designs and handcrafts distinctive extravagant eyewear for real personalities. Each piece is created in collaboration with its future owners. The glasses thus combine the original design signature of Nastassia Aleinikava Studio and the individual style of their wearers.

You can find here collections of Lure, Komety, Memento mori, Voynichův rukopis.

She finds inspiration between the Levin mountains and the Mediterranean coast in southern France, which are very close to her heart. The modelling technique came to her intuitively through her inner voice. Although she is a successful professional in the field of pharmacy, the desire to create has become stronger for her.

He is currently engaged in large-format charcoal drawing on paper, where he combines his inner view of the world and its civilizational development. Imaginary landscapes take us to an indefinite time and place. One can imagine that this drawing could have been seen thousands of years ago or has come to us from the distant futur

He lives and works in Prague. Specializing in storytelling, process and material investigation his work often incorporates research, object and installation. Novak perceives glass as a medium that is capable of transmitting emotions and thoughts through forms and stories. His diverse portfolio includes vases, mirrors, lights, art objects and installations.

Karla and Rudolf make jewellery by hand from silver and gold using traditional jewellery making techniques. We can also find collections in which they use other materials, such as wood, veneer, slate, rubber or concrete.

Their work focuses mainly on architectural quality. Some of their jewellery can be found in private collections in Vienna, Hamburg, New York, Bratislava and the Museum of Decorative Arts in Prague. In 2011 Karla was awarded the Marzee Graduate Prize.

Pearl collection in sterling silver with cultured pearl created by Karla Olsakova and Rudy Rusnak.

Sequence collection. Collaboration with Rudolf Rusňák.

Lines Collection. The clue for the collection is deeply linked to the very essence of the material. Karla’s fascination for rubber served as a springboard and has given her a strong impulse for her work. While it is commonly used in the industry, in jewellery, rubber, on the other hand, is perceived as both, unusual and also a semi-finished product with extremely large expressive potential.

You can also find our collections Organic, Seed, Tube, Loop and more.

Optiqa is the first concept store in Prague with unique new old stock vintage glasses from all over the world which sells and mounts glasses through a network of friendly opticians. As a studio it designs frames for the Czech eyeglass brand Okula Nýrsko, cooperates with the film studios in Barandov, modelling agencies, while also developing design of bespoke spectacle frames in author workshop.

Their work teeters on the edge of beauty, functionality and strong personality, from jewellery design to furniture, objects to interiors and installations. All of their work is based on strong personal memories and storytelling with a sense of humor and formal poetry.

Two are greater than one

PÁR is created by the two of us, Jan Kloss and Darina Zavadilová. In the field of design and fashion, we have long been active in a number of activities, such as the creative group OKOLO, the streetwear brand Rap or the designSUPERMARKET festival.

In addition, we have more than a decade of experience with the BOTAS 66 project. The lifestyle label based on the history of the traditional Czech footwear brand Botas we created as students (Jan Kloss together with Jakub Korouš) and we later distributed it all over the world through our own stores in the center of Prague.

PBG Studio bags and accessories are mostly made of natural materials such as leather, cotton or linen, which come from Italy and Spain. However, they are designed, processed and carefully packaged exclusively in their own Prague workshop.

In addition to his practical work, he is also a theoretical researcher of design, publishing and guest lecturing at universities in the Czech Republic and abroad, including countries such as the Netherlands, France, the UK and the USA. He has won numerous awards and his work is part of the collections of design museums both in the Czech Republic and abroad. Although he is still very active, he realizes that it is time to look back and find new impulses.

Now you can also find the Bohemia White collection, which the professor created in cooperation with Czech Porcelain from Dubí.

The wax they use is vegan, degradable and non-toxic. They also place an emphasis on sustainability in their choice of packaging – these can be used, for example, as a box or vase once the candle has burned out. They always create with our planet in mind.

Quality, production methods, innovative technology and exceptional design set Daniel Piršč apart in the Czech Republic and abroad as a true master of his craft. He studied porcelain and ceramic at the renowned College of Industrial Arts.

He has been operating the PIRSC PORCELAIN studio in Mikulov, Czech Republic since 2005 and is currently Head of Porcelain and Ceramics at the College of Industrial Arts in Bratislava, Slovakia.

3D wallpapers are Original. The first 3D pattern wallpaper studio. And also the most diverse and monumental. With so many variables during installation, the possibilities are endless. Water, mercury, oil spill and more. A series of eight types. You’ll find Drops, Rain, Bubbles, Batmobile.

Playful, colourful, bursting with positive energy. This is the new Fruits vase collection. A daily dose of freshly squeezed juice in colourful combinations and materials.

The vase from the Filigree collection is delicate in detail, monumental in shape. The hand-cut lattice vase now infamously lives on as part of the prestigious CZECH 100 DESIGN ICONS of all time.

The classic shape of a tin canister enhanced by porcelain. For lovers of romance with a touch of punk spirit. The Petrol series of vases in three sizes with a folkloric pattern and a glossy glazed surface.

2017 was a breakthrough year for the brand, when it gained a new modern face thanks to its creative director Rony Plesl. The cooperation with the brand started with the Love glass collection featuringa cut heart, which became a symbol of its beginning.

Rony’s intention was to create a gift that evokes positive emotions and passions. The cut heart inspired by tattoos later evolved into the iconic lettered jars. Since 2022, designer Kateřina Handlová has been the artistic director.

Pink Collection.
Shades as soft as crimson, the colour of summer skies and crystal clear ones decorate the decor, which traces the frost on the window panes. A unique colour and a unique cut defines our journey, the direction we have taken. Pink is signed by Rückl. The Pink collection is a collection of iconic crystal glasses with different cut decors, referencing the Amadeus, Krakatit, Metamorphosis and Love collections. It is perfect as a gift for your loved ones to celebrate the most beautiful moments.

Metamorphosis collection.
Metamorphosis as a transformation of forms. Metamorphosis as a change of state, the recrystallization of rock crystal. Transformation finding identity in an absurd Kafkaesque handwriting. The delicate geometric pattern on the candlesticks and vases from the Metamorphosis collection appears perfectly regular at first glance. In fact, you can see the slight variations of an extremely demanding handmade pattern. Designed by Rony Plesl, the inspiration comes from the laid scales or crystalline grids in three colour variations – the iconic pink, tobacco brown and the traditional clear.

Mesmerized by the secret world of minerals, we make ceramic vessels.  Thanks to our manual work and the unpredictability of ceramic processes, each piece is unique and has its own character. Made in Prague, under the brand Plody Erlanu.

You will find Arcana, Butterfly and Silueta collections here.

This year, his work focuses on color minimalism and expression, which is manifested in the unusual shapes of his objects. His ceramics and porcelain can be recognized by the symbolic fingerprints that created the perfect shape on the circle, then bent and crumpled it, thus referring to the original malleability of this material.

Golden Kiss. Collection of fine porcelain cups. Each cup has been personally tested by the fairy at the magic well, where the forest is the deepest. Her golden lipstick is safe for health, but not washable.

Mother of Pearl. Holographic porcelain collection. Inspired by nature and the universe. The shell and the space rocket.

Initial Structures. I present here my contemporary work, in which natural phenomena and modern ceramic techniques meet. This collection represents the deep connection between nature and man through materials and forms inspired by the geological processes that shape our planet.

I am inspired by the material, process and early origins of ceramic vessels from the beginning of human history. I am interested in natural phenomena such as volcanic activity, rock structure, sediments and erosion.

I work with traditional Czech porcelain and stoneware. Each piece is hand-turned on a potter’s wheel and further modelled. The objects are decorated using a traditional technique of applying precious metal compounds and re-fired. Their surface bears fine cracks and structures that resemble eroded rocks or soil. The series uses innovative techniques and experimental processes that combine traditional craftsmanship with modern technology.

All jewellery collections are in some way based on her personal life, she calls them her diaries. She is inspired by her studies of shamanism, symbolism or white magic as well as her childhood, dreams and fairy tales. Her greatest muse is nature.

She exhibits her work all over the world. She opened her own studio in Prague in December 2017 and her first brick-and-mortar shop in Kampa in August 2022.

For the Mitmem collection, Janja took inspiration from meadow flowers, clusters of flowers that look like meadow still lifes. The bouquets that people like to pick, for example, on a walk, and the wreaths that children weave from dandelions, daisies, bluebells, and all the flowers they discover in the meadow that somehow enchant them or charm them in their subtlety.

The stylish inspiration for the Le grand ju collection came from the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries and its mystics, artists and writers, led by Georg Ivanovich Gurdjieff, René Daumal, Roger Gilbert Lecomte, Sarah Bernhardt and Alphonse Mucha’s book on flower-talk.

Superpowers, seek your inner ability. The path of shamanic rituals leads to nature and the powers it has given to living creatures. The jewellery of the Superpowers collection is based on the symbolism of animals in different cultures and in shamanism. The fox, beaver, horse, bear and falcon make up the pentagon of creatures on which the collection is based.

Ineō Collection. Bone and stone. The most important raw materials that the Inuit needed to provide for themselves in a nomadic way of life in an environment of long and hard freezes. And it is the life of the northernmost of the northerners that has become the main inspiration for this year’s jewellery collection by Janja Prokić.

The main motif of the new Sadalsuud collection by Czech designer Janja Prokić is the stars and their power. The designer was inspired by the star of the same name, which is the brightest of the constellation Aquarius.

The flowers in the Flowers collection are invented by the artist and have no real basis, but the four main ones are named after real plants, the cherry, fuchsia, lime and mistletoe. Each flower consists of three separate parts – stem, petals, stamens and stigmas.

Since 2010 Jakub Berdych Karpelis has continued as the sole art director and chief designer of the brand. Besides conceptual and product design, QUBUS also works on projects for interiors and exhibitions and has become both holder and designer of a number of prestigious awards in various fields of culture, art and design. QUBUS also serves as a platform for creative endeavours by Jakub Berdych Karpelis in partnership with other artists and designers. A whole range of now iconic products, collections and artworks have been created under the label. Products are characterised by their use of traditional materials such as glass and porcelain, and all are made in local workshops in collaboration with master craftsmen and women.

QUBUS has been creating provocative beauty, art and design for the last 23 years.

You can find here the Fast Cup, Tray and Republic Tray collection by Maxim Velčovský. Shrine, Cross Vase, Home-made and Love collection by Jakub Berdych.

In addition to complete realizations, Rap also offers products of its own production. All elements are created from design to realization. The uniqueness, originality and authenticity of the elements lies in the quality material of solid wood, which is completely unique due to its properties. This solid wood is combined with other fine materials in the furniture elements. This combination of materials is backed by many years of experience in furniture production and the creation of original interiors.

RAP presented its furniture line designed by Michaela Vrbková at Designblok 2022 (Archean collection) and 2023 (Ab Ovo series). With the Archean collection, RAP also participated in the international exhibition 360 Design Budapest 2023.

The Ab Ovo bookcase presented at Designblok 2023 was nominated for the EDIDA Elle Decorations 2024 award in the furniture category.

Ecology, recycling, zero-waste, respect for natural materials, as well as the application of years of experience in the realisation of various types of interior design commissions. This is what we see as the future and direction of the Rap family company.

We are the last company in the world still preserving this traditional technology and keeping the manufacturing process current today.

Geometric Collection. The shapes of the ornaments are simplified to their very essence and function as interior spatial decoration. A wreath for a festive table or as a wall decoration? A Christmas ornament or a floral curtain for unpretentious roomies? Decorations that will keep you entertained all year round. Designed by Petra Hartman for Rautis.

Miracle collection. We are very pleased to present our new collection of beaded ornaments designed by Tereza Drobná. Minimalistically conceived ornaments symbolize the very essence of Christmas – the story of the birth of Jesus Christ in Bethlehem. The collection includes the Holy Family – the Virgin Mary, Baby Jesus and St. Joseph and the heralds of the Bethlehem event – the Archangel Gabriel and the Star of Bethlehem. The collection combines ancient craftsmanship with contemporary design, the precise shapes of the glass beads contrasting with the raw minerals. Metal, glass and stone! Designed by Tereza Drobná for Rautis.

The Random Collection. Designed by LLEV studio. The Random ornament symbolizes the interconnection of the seemingly incompatible forces of chance and geometry. It is also a metaphor for the Christmas season, when unexpected things can come together to create new beginnings and stories. Because Christmas is often a time when surprising moments create the most beautiful memories.

Her artistic style is close to constructivism and her jewellery is recognisable by its perfectionist geometric lines complemented with elaborate detail. Kateřina is interested in unconventional, innovative ways of creating jewellery. Her best designs border on body art, although she still emphasizes their functionality in everyday wear.

The Kyō jewellery collection is loosely inspired by the art world and traditions of ancient Japan. In particular, the woodblock prints of the Japanese masters Utamaro Kitagawa and Utagawa Kunisada, who worked in the 18th and 19th centuries and depicted the lives of geishas and courtesans.

The Crystal Sky collection is made of high quality anti-allergenic surgical steel and complemented with coloured transparent Perspex – an acrylic glass that is hand cut and polished into geometric shapes. Acrylic glass perfectly imitates glass, but is lightweight and shatterproof compared to traditional glass.

The jewellery from the Airy collection is made of transparent acrylic glass – Perspex and complemented with an element of anti-allergenic surgical steel. Perspex perfectly imitates glass but is lightweight and unbreakable compared to traditional glass.

Jiří graduated at MA in Sculpture – Ceramics dpt. in 2018 in Pilsen CZ and after moved to live and work to Berlin DE where he founded Replica Ceramics label. After his come back to Prague CZ opened ceramic studio Hlinotéka with his partners, where he is based since.

One of the reoccurring themes is also the connection between the created structure and the body of a possible wearer – be it in jewelry or non-wearables.

“I am fascinated by craft, technology and the endless potential of materials. That is why I like to experiment and use materials such as wood, cork, slate, mother of pearl and many others. I also put emphasis on precise craftsmanship and detail. I perceive the jewel a personal or even intimate statement, something very close to the body and I would like to include these, for me, important.”

The Drops and Shining collections stand for life, movement and strength. Eva works with basic, neutral black and white complemented with red accents. Just like the blood circulating in the body, the drop symbol reminds us of time and that the end marks the beginning of something new.

The Naive collection is inspired by children’s jewellery. Everyone surely remembers their first ring, chain or earrings that were an important part of our personality as children. The collection is very delicate and girly, the motif of granules grouped into individual subtle forms is repeated here.

Roman’s large vases are owned by public and private collections at home and abroad. He has won numerous awards for his works, many of which can be seen in Czech and European galleries and museums. In addition, he has launched several art projects that aspire to become independent collections, including LIFE OF VASE (2017 to present), based on collaborations with selected artists, designers and other creative personalities.

At the Faculty of Art and Design, he was involved not only in the design of the products themselves, but primarily in the innovation of the production process and the tools for the technology. Here, David Síla uses a 3D printed mould and a cardboard strip defining the unique texture of the outer surface of the bowls.

The “D” collection is a porcelain collection of bowls in four sizes. It has a wide range of uses for both serving and preparing food. Thanks to the durability of the material, they are also suitable for baking.

The Pokus project deals with the introduction of a new low-cost production process in an optimised porcelain production environment.

About us

We are small brother & sister team with passion for design. Prokop Chludil, holding a Master’s degree from the Prague Academy of Arts, Architecture and Design (UMPRUM), is the creative force behind our carbon products. Prokop’s lifelong fascination with technology, materials, and the quest for innovation fuels our brand’s creative engine.

His work is the perfect blend of technical precision and artistic flair. Kristýna Vejlupek, with a Bachelor’s degree in Media and Didactic Illustration from the University of West Bohemia in Pilsen, co-founded Singularity and leads our brand design. Kristýna’s longstanding experience in graphic design and visual culture is reflected in Singularity. Our goal is to meaningfully connect with our clients and bring them inspirational experience.

Carbon

All known life consist of carbon. It is the second most common element in the human body. Our core products are rings made of carbon. Carbon is extremly light and durable material and for its qualities is used in many hi-tech industries. For us it is interesting as a jewelry material for its properties and symbolism.

You will find the Gold collection here. Gold in its pure, 24k form is a timeless classic. Its warm and radiant hue has fascinated mankind since ancient times and has accompanied us in various forms since the dawn of civilisation.

The Platinum Collection. As one of the Earth’s rarest elements, platinum symbolizes rarity, exclusivity and ultimate success.

Rose Gold Collection. 22k rose gold is made by mixing a little copper with pure 24k gold. This combination has been known to mankind for tens of thousands of years and evidence of its use can be seen in ancient civilizations.

This is the fundamental difference between original creations and traditional jewellery. Unlike jewellers, I’m not afraid to experiment and that’s why I create unique jewellery for unique women. For women who are not afraid to stand out and know what they want.

The Structures jewellery collection was born out of a fascination with the rotational movement of a machine turning line into a soft and never-ending structure. The Structures collection is made of interconnected and intertwined springs. It includes rings, bracelets and necklaces, offered in polished or gold-plated stainless steel. A new feature is the black finish. Do you know where a piece of jewellery begins and ends?

When designing the Lines collection, I looked for beauty in simplicity. I was inspired by the performance of dancers with flaming torches. Their natural gracefulness of movement fascinated me. The Lines collection stands out for its elegant minimalist lines. We offer it in brushed stainless steel or polished gold-plated. In a limited edition of ten pieces, we offer selected bracelets lacquered in glossy white or black.

When designing Stretch jewellery, I tried to give the two-dimensional material space. I let myself once again be carried away by the beauty of geometry and its purity. The minimalist forms of brushed or gilded steel are set off by a delicate decor with a perfectly precise grid of notches that transforms ordinary stainless steel sheet into an elegantly unfolding mass.

Time. It is relentless, it is just, it can be both beautiful and cruel. It flows in regular cycles towards an end or a new beginning. We each deal with it in our own way. In designing the Time collection, I tried to grasp time, to stop it, to materialize it and divide it into its individual parts. The collection of brooches, necklaces and earrings records a second, a minute, an hour, a day, a week, a month and a year.

Two persons demarked by one generation, different in experiences, but perfectly fit in one creative symbiosis. Love to design, respect to nature and high quality cosmetic products with our personal envoi. SMYSSLY, the message, the mission.

Their products work with rounded shapes, timeless design and functionality. They see metal as a noble material with lasting value, which they use powder coating to give it a playful and pleasant feel. Production takes place exclusively in the Czech Republic. And they use high-quality and environmentally friendly Swiss paints for the finish. They have already won several awards for their work – including the Designblok festival award, the Czech Design Award and EDIDA.

His work has been nominated for the Czech Grand Design Award several times and in 2020 and 2021 he was a finalist in the Jewellery Designer of the Year category. Ondřej has his workshop and showroom in Podolí, Prague, and his portfolio includes many successful collaborations – for example, with fashion designers Jan Černý, Natalia Nepovim and the Adidas brand. His next collaboration was with the tattoo artist Casablanca, which resulted in the Stára x Picasa collection.

Casablanca Stára x Picasa collection. The design of jewellery from the Stára x Picasa collaboration is based on Stanislav’s (Picasa) tattoo sketches.

The jewellery from the Beach Artifacts collection was created for the fashion collection Oficina Playa by designer Natalia Nepovímová. The aesthetic of the collection is based on the concept of beach artifacts – often unidentifiable washes from the sea that we find on land. The jewellery uses the principle of layering thin sheets that together create complex structures. Each piece of jewellery is a unique original, much like the marine wash-ups. The creative connection between the two designers, like the concept of the collection, was born in Mallorca. Beach Artifacts earrings have been nominated for the Czech Grand Design 2022 award in the jewellery category.

You can also find the Soča and Signatures collections here.

The relationship between jewelry and the body is the main theme of her work. Magdalena creates unisex jewelry that is wearable and can be combined in multiple ways. Magdalena brings softness to metal through techniques like working with wax and meticulously polishing, imbuing her designs with a tactile, approachable quality. Inspired by emotions, nature, and speculative ideas, she envisions jewelry as part of the skin’s surface—an imaginary realm where humans and nature could exist in symbiosis—inviting a deeper sense of empathy. In addition to her collections and custom jewelry, she frequently collaborates with leading Czech fashion designers, and her work complements fashion shows. She was nominated for Jeweler of the Year at the Czech Grand Design Awards in 2021, 2022 and 2024. Since 2021, she has been leading her own brand under her name.

It doesn’t matter if you are a young child who is just exploring colours, shapes and structures, or an adult who finds new meanings in shapes. Is made in the Czech Republic and because it loves nature, it uses wood and recycled materials for its production. Simply whatever your imagination allows.

In her work she combines traditional craftsmanship with innovations exploring the possibilities of materials. She conducts a dialogue between her roots in the White Carpathians, where the entire collection originates, and contemporary design. She is inspired by traditions brought into the present, the search for her own identity, the combination of strength and fragility. In her work she also draws on internships in Germany and China, as well as experiences from projects on the border of conceptual art in the tenuous-art installation Armour.

The Horymoře Collection. An incredible longing for the sea and the mountains. The capture of water in containers, the imprint of the sky in the peaks of the mountains and the disturbed balance, the balancing between man and landscape.

The genesis of Unfinished Projects took shape in 2022 with a captivating ring showcase ASTRAL at Prague’s esteemed The Chemistry Gallery. The “WITHIN” collection is a daring progression from the ASTRAL exhibition.

Embracing the philosophy of finding beauty hidden in those contrasts between the polished and the flawed along with the shiny and worn-out became the pivotal concept for the UNFINISHED PROJECS brand vision.

In its essence, to finish something means there is nothing more to it. For this very reason, we think projects are not meant to be finished. They are here to stay to fuel our lives with passion — to keep us awake at night and fundamentally awake to life.

Ursula Futura is under the creative and strategic direction of Kathrin Zelger. Ursula is the symbol for our courageous alter ego. A sassy and bold person who is brave enough to do exactly what they feel like doing. Like Ursula, the Ursula Futura design objects are bold, optimistic, and futuristic.

Thanks to its great tradition in Bohemia, porcelain and glass are an inexhaustible inspiration. Concrete is then the material that brings tradition into the present. Their products are primarily intended for the interior.

By combining traditional Czech glass and porcelain with concrete, they go well in contemporary architecture as well as in historicizing interiors. The minimalist geometric blocks of concrete contain within the beauty of typical Czech shapes.

In THE DESIGN you will find the Concrete and Fragment collections.

She studied graphic design and so there is a lot of simple line symbols in her work. Proud owner of Japanes Akita-inu Kira. You coud see her works in the Nika gallery, Artdistrict Vyšehrad, MATMOS, the Passage of Czech Design, but also at events such as Katarze or Designblok. 

She is inspired by the act of creation. Using the coil technique, she stretch, push, and guide the clay until the forms start to take on their own dynamic, suggesting their path. It’s a collaboration between her and the material, where decisions emerge naturally, often without conscious awareness.

With a background in art and design, Vutru brings to her practice an innate creative sensibility and a profound visual understanding. She was drawn to the creative freedom and the physicality of the medium where she has found her own expression.

It started out innocently, as the thesis of a product design student and one of today’s leading Czech designers, Anna Maresova, who decided to create products that women would love and could indulge in.

In 2006 he graduated from the Tomas Bata University in Zlín, where he studied Industrial Design, both in the Czech Republic. He also studied Product Design at the Academy of Fine Arts in Krakow, Poland.

The Spiral collection was created in 2014. The simple, elegant shapes of these vases will brighten up your interior and add simple elegance and dynamism to your flowers.

The Wave Collection. This collection combines the knowledge of 3D printing technology, design and the determination to design a product as optimized as possible for quality and relatively short printing time. It seeks a balance between aesthetics, morphology and the optimal thickness of each rib. This results in a shape that would be impossible to produce with the standard mass production technology available.

The Zigzag vase collection was designed to test the limits of 3D printing. Normally, 3D printing technology is used more for prototyping, where the aesthetic result does not matter much. An original design was created to test the limits of the slanted surfaces that are emblematic of this collection.

Meet the Bubbles vase collection. Each shape is so unique. They bring a graceful dance of shapes and unique colours into the interior. Made from recyclable PLA material using 3D printing.