We shape
meaningful
stories.

Eszter is the art director and co-founder of NUR & MOR Design Agency. She studied graphic design at the Hungarian University of Fine Arts and later specialised in typography at Moholy-Nagy University of Art and Design (MOME). She founded Studio NUR, which later evolved into NUR & MOR through her collaboration with Adam. Her practice spans brand identities, packaging, editorial and book design, with a particular focus on typography, strategy and the relationship between image, material and form.

Eszter is interested in both the strategic thinking behind a project and the hands-on process of bringing it to life, with a particular passion for production and print techniques. Her work focuses on hospitality, culture and lifestyle, rooted in curiosity, experimentation and a strong sensitivity to detail.

Adam graduated in Visual Communication and later worked as an art director at several award-winning Hungarian creative agencies. Before turning 30, he won multiple awards in prestigious competitions such as Cannes Young Lions and Eurobest Young Creatives. After his agency experience, Adam co-founded Studio VAN, a graphic design studio, with former colleagues. In 2024, following the studio's closure, he teamed up with Eszter to launch NUR & MOR Design Agency.

Today, Adam balances overseeing the operational direction of design processes with hands-on creative work, from strategic project development and service design to brand identities and illustration. At the core of his practice is a continuous curiosity and openness to new ideas, technologies, and ways of seeing.

Reka graduated in Graphic Design from the Hungarian University of Fine Arts in 2018. During her final year, she began collaborating with Eszter and became a permanent member of Studio NUR, later continuing as a core member of NUR & MOR. Together, they received several international awards, including the Red Dot and German Design Award.

Her practice has focused primarily on book design and exhibition identities, including several projects for the Hungarian National Gallery. She has also been shortlisted three times for the Hungarian Book Design Award.

Dora holds a Master’s degree in Visual Communication from Moholy-Nagy University of Art and Design and spent a semester at Kingston University in London, where she expanded her creative approach through international collaboration. During her studies, she also contributed to an award-winning book design project.

Working across branding and illustration, Dora creates visual identities with a strong interest in tactile, hands-on processes. Her current practice combines illustration, analog techniques, experimental typography, and texture to build distinctive, characterful brand worlds.
Her work balances strategic thinking with intuitive experimentation, often using drawing, collage, print, and other analog methods to create thoughtful, visually distinctive outcomes.

Mark has been a practising graphic designer since 2016. Alongside expanding his knowledge through Bachelor’s and Master’s studies, he has gained seven years of experience teaching in secondary education and university preparatory programmes. His professional background broadly spans the nonprofit and cultural sectors, advertising, and education.

He joined NUR & MOR in March 2025. Since then, alongside brand identity design, his primary focus has been on motion and web design. He is particularly drawn to projects that create social or cultural value. He enjoys looking beyond individual design tasks and thinking about how different elements can work together as a whole.

Vivien graduated from Moholy-Nagy University of Art and Design (MOME) and spent a year and a half working as a freelance designer in Belgium. After returning to Budapest, she continued her practice within studio environments, gaining experience in layout, packaging, illustration, web design and branding.

During her studies, her work was exhibited in Seoul, at the Hungarian National Museum and in New York. She joined the NUR & MOR team in 2026, where she works across branding, illustrations and digital production. Her strengths lie in systems thinking and developing distinctive figurative elements.