Unlike our larger rocking installations, the Padinta offers a more intimate setting for people to socialize. It's suitable for 2 to 4 people, and comes in different colors.

It can be used on flat, grass covered surface. Use must be supervised by animator.

Make sure to contact us if you're intrested in renting Padinta out for your festival or event. Contact us via hellowood@hellowood.eu.

The Teqball is a table top sport that combines football and table tennis. The original design was created by Máté Tóth and the Co&Co Designcommunication Ltd., and was further developed by the Hello Wood designer team. It won the Red-Dot Design Award in 2015.

This set of outdoor furniture was inspired by the work of Hungarian artist Victor Vasarely. It consists of hexagonal elements that can be easily rearranged to suit specific needs. The colorful pieces fit together like a puzzle to create a myriad of designs and fulfill different functions.

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In collaboration with graphic designer Gergely Szőke and the Technika #1 team, we crafted a range of wooden light boxes with built-in LEDs that can be used as decorative lamps or furniture pieces. With personalized writings and stylish tilka cables, these boxes are stunning additions to any living space.

The Juni&Juli pop-up bar is a spacious, forestlike dining venue that is set up annually in Zurich in the summertime. Complete with a furnished dining room, bar, kitchen, storage room, as well as a 43 m2 terrace, the temporary structure offers easy and direct access between its indoor and outdoor spaces. Reminiscent of its broader natural surroundings, the design also incorporates lots of natural light, wood and greenery.

The Pop-up bar can be rented out during spring and fall season. For further details, price inquires please contact us via hellowood@hellowood.eu.

In 2014, we celebrated International Coffee Day by creating a giant, coffee cup-shaped installation in the middle of Erzsébet Square. Visitors who sat inside the pop-up café could also enjoy a delicious cup of coffee, courtesy of Douwe Egberts Omnia.

As the name suggests, our City Signs are interactive public installations that spell out a city’s name in giant letters. They are colorful and playful additions to the urban landscape, are popular selfie spots among locals and tourists, and can even function as modular furniture.

In 2015, a group of Manchester locals set out to build a pub using traditional construction crafts and crowdsourced labor. As part of this project, we built an 11-metre-tall, repurposable Timber Tree, whose materials were later embedded into the pub’s structure and design. Strips of wood in varying shapes and sizes - which once comprised the tree’s branches and spiral-like framework - now make up the Pilcrow Pub. As advocates of community building initiatives ourselves, we were happy to take part in this project.

Our giant, egg-shaped art installations have been part of the Sziget Festival experience since 2012. They can hold up to 10 people at a time, and are ideal for relaxing and chatting with friends, even in the midst of a bustling festival.

We designed and built this eye-catching, 300 m2 concert venue in the middle of Erzsébet Square for the duration of the Budapest Spring Festival. Inspired by one of Central Europe’s most exotic butterflies, the stage is designed to accommodate a wide variety of acts - from aerial acrobatic performances to classical concerts. What's more, the mobile structure is easily taken down, transported and reassembled at any location.