ABOUT
Finecut is a contemporary curation of Hungarian culture.
Finecut was established in 2015 as a niche plant delivery service known for its distinct, site-specific arrangements and installations: compositions shaped by a rural sensibility, where flowers and life intertwine with roots, earth, and the traces of decay. Today, Finecut is run together by the Zsigmond siblings, evolving into a cultural curation guided by shared heritage and a contemporary outlook.
György’s path began through collecting traditional Hungarian garments and heritage objects. What started as a childhood fascination grew into a rare archive of material culture and knowledge - pieces and stories now sought after by curators and researchers working on rural traditions and visual culture.
Dóra’s journey unfolded through design. Under her brand ZSIGMOND, she developed a distinct language rooted in the heritage of the Hungarian countryside. Her work merges craft, cultural memory, and contemporary silhouettes, a direction further deepened by the REMADE line: garments created from decades-old rural textiles, traditional costume pieces and handwoven materials collected from the rural Hungary. The REMADE line became internationally recognised and was later acquired by the Museum of Applied Arts Budapest and Museum of Ethnography Hungary for its cultural significance.
This shared foundation shapes Finecut today: a selection of 20th-century and contemporary Hungarian handcrafted and applied arts objects. The collection explores the nuances of Hungarian object culture through an always-current curation driven by international perspectives. It is similarly distinctive in its direction: precious handcraft and everyday pieces are chosen through the same lens of cultural value and unique aesthetics.
The selection is kept up-to-date with four seasonal drops throughout the year, as well as smaller additions organised around holidays, special occasions, events, or key dates.
Finecut offers creative solutions centred around three pillars: botanical design, curated webshop and object rental.
FINECUT PLANTS offers commissioned plant installations and botanical arrangements for any projects, such as events, interiors, gastro or retail spaces, be it business partners or private clients.
FINECUT WEBSHOP hosts a carefully curated selection with four main seasonal drops throughout the year as well as smaller additions organised around holidays, special occasions, events or key dates, such as anniversaries of outstanding artists, and collaborations.
FINECUT RENTAL provides objects for hire for projects, such as events, film shoots, commercials, and photography. Styling and set-up is also available on request for private clients and companies, for example for interiors, private events, dinner parties, tablescapes, and props.
Christmas Tree Setup - New in ’25
This season, we introduce a new service shaped by the same values:
Finecut Christmas Tree Setup for homes, offices, cafés, restaurants, and public spaces. A thoughtful way to bring a sense of atmosphere to spaces - guided by memory, tradition, and contemporary craft.
– Consultation on mood, palette, and scale
– A tailored proposal aligned with Finecut’s aesthetic
– Ornament rental from our curated selection and archive
– Full on-site tree setup
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FOURTH SEASON
'25 WINTER
Winter arrives slowly in Hungary - a soft descent into muted light, bare fields, and the steady presence of evergreens. Our ’25 Winter Selection grows from this landscape and from a place deeply personal to us: Finecut’s garden in Alap, in the rural countryside of Mezőföld.
These greens come directly from this garden, a place tended year-round with patience and persistence. Every plant is nurtured throughout the seasons, so when winter arrives, the wreaths carry not only foliage, but the work and devotion of an entire year. From this landscape of fields and slow horizons, the evergreens are gathered carefully, by hand.
Advent
As the first Sunday of Advent approaches, Hungarian homes begin to shift in atmosphere. Greens enter the house, candles are lit, and the season settles in - quietly, gradually.
Our Advent pieces reflect this gentle transition: sculptural wreaths, grounded compositions, and evergreens that hold the calm geometry of winter. They are crafted not for spectacle, but for presence - for the soft, lived-in moments that shape the season.
Christmas
Our Christmas world begins with colour drawn from memory: deep greens, quiet whites, clear reds. These are the shades of our childhood celebrations: the simple ornaments, the red ceramic bowls on the table, the evergreen scent that defined December in our family home.
The Winter Selection gathers these fragments into a contemporary language: Pesthidegkút and Bod Éva ceramics, vintage and contemporary white–red ornaments, winter wreaths, and objects made to bring warmth to interiors without noise. Pieces rooted in heritage, shaped by hand, and carrying the serenity of winter.
Christmas Tree Setup - New in ’25
This season, we introduce a new service shaped by the same values:
Finecut Christmas Tree Setup for homes, offices, cafés, restaurants, and public spaces.
– Consultation on mood, palette, and scale
– A tailored proposal aligned with Finecut’s aesthetic
– Ornament rental from our curated selection and archive
– Full on-site tree setup
A quiet, thoughtful way to bring a sense of atmosphere to spaces - guided by memory, tradition, and contemporary craft.
THIRD SEASON
'25 FALL
The fields glow in the morning mist, their harvest carefully gathered in baskets bursting with fragrance. Footsteps crunch on fallen leaves, the world glows in brown and orange.
Finecut’s 2025 fall selection reflects on this recurring moment in time when nature has ripened to its fullest and is fading into rest, while people are busy with preparations for the coming season. The collection drips in fall colours with orange-glazed ceramics from Pesthidegkút, Béla Mihály and István Gádor, earthy vases from Laca Mácsai and crystal-glazed porcelain vases from Halmos Ferenc. Nature’s abundance is present in wreaths made from corn and produce, and faience pouring sets from Magyarszombatfa, patterned with oaks, acorns and tree trunks. The ancient ritual of gathering and storing, ever-more important in this season of change, appear in beeswax candles, gourds, plant arrangements, handwoven baskets, handcrafted straw ornaments and harvest garlands.
All Saints' Day Selection
As autumn deepens and the mist settles over the fields, nature turns inward: colours fade, the air cools, and a quiet sense of reflection fills the days. In Hungary, All Saints’ Day marks a moment to pause, remember, and give reverence, not only to those who have passed, but to the cycles of change that shape all living things.
At Finecut, we turn to this ancient rhythm with a special All Saints’ Day selection, where craft, memory, and material presence meet.
This collection reflects how Hungarian culture has long approached loss and memory: not as separation, but as continuity. Visiting the cemetery, tending to graves, or keeping a candle lit are quiet, enduring acts that affirm belonging. Finecut reimagines remembrance as part of life’s natural cycle.
SECOND SEASON
'25 SUMMER
The summer days stretch long and languid. The scorching heat burns sharp shadows into parched soil. Sunbeams skit across the water, prisms of light scattering as the fish move below. You walk into nature so lush and full, you can almost hear the ripening fruit burst.
Finecut’s 2025 summer selection is an ode to the hottest season with all its dense richness and solar vibrancy. Glass objects reflect light with preserving jars of translucent and greenish hues; veil glass vases from Berekfürdő, Karcag; coloured fish sculpture and amber tableware. Other new additions to the lineup are stainless steel household items and reddish-brown Granit faience vases, bowls, and large floor vases featuring zodiac sign patterns.. Home textiles are extended: homespun towels; handwoven tablecloths; table linen and textile napkins plant-dyed and printed with the Finecut logo; pieces embroidered in Kalocsa using traditional techniques, as well applied art textiles – batik fabric pieces by Ilona H. Páll with geometric patterns, bucolic scenes and fish motifs.
FIRST SEASON
'25 SPRING
Finecut’s Spring ‘25 curation is inspired by the dual nature of spring in Hungary. In a local characteristic of the temperate climate, the transition from winter to spring is a slow shift: the wind is still chilly but the sun has already gathered its powers to warm the earth. Nature is renewing:; uncertain flowers break through the ground, budding trees erupt in blossoms, the air is humid and scented with rain.
The selection reflects the season too with yellows and greens dominating throughout. Easter is brought to the forefront with a seasonal offering of unique eggs - a symbol of new life associated with Easter since the 13th century. The classic home selection of glassware, ceramics, porcelain, tablecloths and cutlery are also complemented by other unique items like vintage yarns, upcycled textile baskets, candles and faience.