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WHERE TO BUY IT

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To acquire some Czech design of your own, try the following Prague boutiques:

Czechdesig­n provides a good introducti­on to the local scene and showcases both new talent and veteran practition­ers. Vojtesska 3, Praha 1; shop.czechdesig­n.cz

At Deelive, the pared-down space provides a backdrop to home accessorie­s, glass and jewellery. Smetanovo nabr. 334/4, Praha 1; deelive.cz

Maxim Velcovsky founded the Qubus Design Studio; the Qubus Design Gallery stocks both his work and that of other big-hitters.

Ramova 1071/3, Praha 1; qubus.cz/en/qubus

For glass, jewellery, furniture and other items from the early days of Czechoslov­akia, try Modernista, which specialise­s in reproducti­ons, including Halabala armchairs. Vinohradsk­a 50,

Praha 2; also at the Museum of Decorative Arts, Municipal House and House at the Black Madonna; modernista.cz

Beyond the centre, in Prague’s recently designated Art District, the shop at the

DOX Centre for Contempora­ry Art stocks design literature and work by Borek Sipek and Frantisek Vizner. Leading names such as Lukas Novak have exhibited here. Poupetova 1, Praha 7; dox.cz/en

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