#NonFungibleBrands
Matthias Lechner founded NFBrands.X, Austria's first full-service Web3 and Metaverse agency, and was surprised by it himself.
In our Creative Industries Stories you will find the best and most vivid examples of how creative people and companies turn simple products into ingenious stories, or how very complicated stories turn into ingeniously simple things.
The shop window for you and your orders
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Mobility hub in the garage
When sustainable design determines corporate strategy, long-term parking spaces can become innovative mobility hubs. This is what happened with the brand development of "Best in Mobility".
SOS when IT goes on strike
The name of the company is self-explanatory: IT Softhilfe. Small businesses benefit from the external service. And the experts who provide help.
Kitchen Stories - Zgodbe iz kuhinje
Thomas Raggam, Anna Tropper and Georg Pock have written kitchen history: Reportages about cooks living on the Styrian and Slovenian banks of the Mur and their favourite recipes.
Climate fit in 365 days
How can we live in a more climate-friendly way? "With small steps," six C in High 3 participants from Lower Austria are convinced. Together they developed the Klimafit calendar, which provides monthly inspiration and tips.
Design that tells stories
Petra Stelzmüller studied architecture and designed interiors. The designer's heart is set on small objects that have something to tell.
Good sound in the office: rethink office acoustics and plan in minutes
Start-up founders often have to show a lot of courage. This starts with the development of a problem solution and extends to the search for investors. This is also the case for David Dorolti, who provides the players on the market for noise-absorbing interior design products with a practical web app for room acoustics planning and sales software.
And suddenly it went woom
Cycling can be child's play. If the saddle is properly adjusted, the grips fit little hands and the bike is not too heavy. With woom, Christian Bezdeka and Marcus Ihlenfeld developed children's bikes that take the needs of people from 1.5 to 14 years into account.
Timeless design for the coffee break
Good coffee takes time. So does design that unfolds its effect, says Petra Wieser. The Lower Austrian received the Creative Business Award from the New Design University in St. Pölten for her "Mindful Design Filter Set".
