The Kludi showroom on Bartók Béla Street opened in 2007 in a loft-style space, offering a fresh interpretation of contemporary bathroom design. The central elements of the high-ceilinged, three-portal space – the glass-box gallery, the platform, and the shared work island – created an inspiring environment where interactive exploration and the transfer of professional knowledge were emphasized.
The showroom’s open character also allowed for programs and events, serving the needs of customers, architects, and interior designers alike. Its strategically considered material use and attention to detail remain relevant to this day. Since 2017, the space has been operated by DEFO Labor under my direction as an open, community-focused environment.