The new Masterworks logo: a symbol of a common vision

Masterworks Hungary new logo

We are happy to share with you something special to us - our brand new logo! It has a simple design, yet represents our shared commitment to sustainability and excellence. The "M" in the logo is shaped like a mountain peak with a triangle pointing upwards. It symbolizes our aspirations and the pinnacle of success and sustainability that we strive for together in each project.

The new color palette, inspired by nature, has been chosen with your preferences in mind: earthy greens reflect growth and sustainability, crisp whites represent purity and high standards, and hints of gold represent the quality you can always count on.

With this design, we confirm our commitment to a sustainable lifestyle. This is for all architects, designers, builders and do-it-yourselfers who share our vision. The new logo is more than a symbol; our promise is to support their endeavors, expand their spaces, while taking care of our planet.

2024: The year of new experiences with Masterworks

In addition to introducing the new logo, we are bringing you a unique blend of digital and physical experiences. Budapest XIII. Our showroom will open soon in Miklós Street, Radnóti district.

This 160 m2 space is located in the basement of a historic, centuries-old building with a wartime bunker, making it an ideal setting for showcasing the transformative power of sustainable construction. It reflects Budapest’s unique architectural heritage and challenges, placing new standards for humidity and moisture protection at the forefront, primarily using Kerakoll products.

The showroom is more than just an exhibition space. It has been designed to provide an immersive experience where you can explore a wide range of products and participate in hands-on training sessions. The space will also house a “design laboratory” that combines creativity with practicality and offers comprehensive construction solutions—not just materials.

While the innovative showroom on Radnóti Miklós Street in Budapest will serve as tangible proof of sustainable construction, we are equally committed to strengthening our online presence. This dual approach ensures that whether you choose to explore the products online or experience them in person, Masterworks meets you wherever you are.

Kerakoll Color Collection

Looking ahead to 2024, we are excited to expand our portfolio with the latest sustainable European brands. We will announce them soon. In addition, the upcoming Kerakoll Color Collection, featuring 150 new colours, will inspire your projects and redefine modern spaces.

Join us in 2024 as we embark together on a journey towards a more sustainable and beautiful built environment.

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