Not far from the Siófok bus station stands a Bauhaus-style, gray building. In the basement there is a tobacco shop, a bank and a pawnshop. On the first floor, master goldsmith Tamás Lóránt lives and works. It all started here: a career as a jeweler, where he opened a business with his brother and parents, from where he moved to a twenty-five-hectare estate, and recently back. In his workshop, the professions of goldsmith and watchmaker meet: he …
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Not far from the Siófok bus station stands a Bauhaus-style, gray building. In the basement there is a tobacco shop, a bank and a pawnshop. On the first floor, master goldsmith Tamás Lóránt lives and works. It all started here: a career as a jeweler, where he opened a business with his brother and parents, from where he moved to a twenty-five-hectare estate, and recently back. In his workshop, the professions of goldsmith and watchmaker meet: he …