A Day in the Kincsem Palace

Written By Ambrus Pintér

We had an exciting photoshoot a few weeks ago.
We had the opportunity to move in for a day to the stunning spaces of the Kincsem Palace in Budapest.

Not only did we capture a few pieces of furniture in the grand upstairs rooms – including a sofa from Marilyn Monroe’s estate – but we also descended into the building’s basement, where we photographed more pieces alongside sculptures by artist Géza Nagy.

It was a truly exciting day.

Huge thanks to Andris Fülöp for the amazing photos!

Here are some of the shots! You can find more photos on our Instagram.

The limited edition Elda Chair, dressed in golden leather with a sculpture by Géza Nagy.

Egg chair by Arne Jacobsen.

vintage chair and ottoman made of solid oak wood and leather

A Hungarian masterpiece crafted from full-grain leather and solid oak.

Black leather chairs from Louis Van Teeffelen AWA Holland

They could easily pass as a beautiful sculpture when seen together. Louis Van Teeffelen AWA Holland Cow Horn Chairs.

The white sofa from the personal estate of Marilyn Monroe

Ambrus Pintér