This stuff has a soul - Zsófi Zala product designer, who creates items from coffee grind, orange peel and pine needles
Date: 2022.03.21
With her refreshingly bright personality, the young product designer, Zsófi Zala is like the first ray of spring sunshine penetrating the drabness of a room in winter.
With her refreshingly bright personality, the young product designer, Zsófi Zala is like the first ray of spring sunshine penetrating the drabness of a room in winter. And when she begins to talk about her plans and designs, it’s like a whole new world is opening up, full of bowls fragrant with coffee and lamps with orange aroma.
Meet Zsófi Zala, who was interviewed by Borcsa Fiala.
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