Drumrooooooll......so here is the last backpack I designed for my final year diploma project. It is entirely made of leather, while the geometric details are made of copper.

As promised in the previous post, here is my second backpack from my final year diploma project. This time the origami inspiration can be noticed even more in the folded side part of the backpack. 

Traveling has always been an important part of my life. I constantly strive to discover new places, new cultures, new lifestyles, and even myself in those new surroundings. That's why planning a new trip always adds more excitement to what I am going to experience, and this time it wasn't an exception...

Once you cross the Széchenyi Chain Bridge, or any other bridge that spans the River Danube between the western and eastern sides of Budapest, you get to the Buda part of the city. It is considered to be the historical site of Budapest. Walking around Buda you will discover its majestic architectural gems, and feel the atmosphere of the past. So let's begin a small tour around this beautiful part of the city and explore its main sights.

 As Budapest is separated into two sides, this time we are going to discover the Pest side, which is said to be the modern and business part of the city. However, this city area has historical sights that you just can't miss, and in this post you will discover the most important of them.

When I planned my trip to Budapest, one of the "must see" places in my wish list was the Gellert Thermal Bath. I read all the information I could find about baths in Budapest, cause there are quite a few of them here, Budapest being well known for its relaxing thermal SPAs. The stunning interior of Gellert Thermal Bath instantly attracted my attention, and as I am a real esthete, it was a pure eye candy for me.