Agnes Lukacs

Agnes Lukacs Agnes Lukacs’s creative professional journey began during her student years within the University of Arts and Design, in Cluj.

That is when she started working as a fashion photographer and experimented with branding & graphic design. After freelancing for one year, she decided to take it up a notch and founded her own design consultancy company in 2006. As an interior designer, she is always driven by ideas and focused on finding the best concepts that meet the clients’ needs and vision. She gives each project a personal

touch and often manages to exceed expectations. Being given fully creative liberty, Agnes creates playful home and working environments or commercial spaces that inspire. Her style is best to be described as eclectic. She is currently working with a team of local craftsmen and specialists that help shape up her ideas and projects from scratch. In the past years two brands emerged, both nested under the Agnes Lukacs label. Kek și Kok showcases her playful vision on food styling, while under Pradă Ușoară the designer creates not only objects, but also custom fabrics for furniture or apparel. All these elements actually make up Agnes Lukacs as a designer. From 2014 Agnes is a member of CID Group – Collaboration and Innovation in Design – a group of Romanian designers, created with the purpose of promoting Romanian product design, supporting its members and group initiatives in this field.

.pizza.bar The interior concept of COCA Pizza Bar is based on exposing and stabilising the existing wall surfaces, used ...
26/05/2026

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The interior concept of COCA Pizza Bar is based on exposing and stabilising the existing wall surfaces, used as a textured backdrop for a series of precise contemporary insertions. These include a continuous microcement bench, custom stainless-steel tables anchored into the bench structure, and integrated linear lighting that defines the seating geometry.
The Victorian tile flooring plays a central role in the composition, introducing order, rhythm, and durability while balancing the raw character of the exposed walls. A glass-brick installation acts as a secondary architectural layer, diffusing light and adding a vertical modular texture to the space.
Calibrated contrasts between raw surfaces and refined industrial elements — microcement, stainless steel, leather, and ceramic tiles — create a coherent contemporary interior defined by material honesty, geometric clarity, and the integration of existing fabric with new architectural elements. While the design references Naples as a point of cultural origin — a city associated with material directness and layered identity, including figures such as Diego Maradona — these influences are deliberately translated into spatial logic and material choices, ensuring the interior remains readable and adaptable beyond a specific cultural narrative.
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