Arriving in a new country is exciting — but building a home there shouldn’t take months.

I’ve lived in France, the Netherlands and England — always arriving with one big suitcase and renting a fully furnished “just for now” flat.

And every time, around month six, the same feeling arrived:

“I want a place that feels like mine.”

A mattress that supports me.
A sofa that reflects my evenings.
Colours, lights and textures that make a foreign city feel like home.

Over the years I discovered a truth that shapes my entire work:

People are like gas — we slowly fill every space we live in.

Most expats don’t furnish their home in one perfect step.
They buy things item by item, weekend by weekend, whenever time allows.
And without a guiding concept, this creates accidental chaos instead of comfort.

I’ve been there too — so much so that in England I preferred sleeping on the bare floor for months rather than buying a bed that was “just okay”.

Because the wrong furniture makes a home feel worse.
And the right one changes everything.

The heart of InstantKomfort

Whether you’ve just arrived in Budapest
or
you’re preparing to leave it,
I help you create a home that feels intentional, harmonious and comforting —
even if you build it slowly, step by step.

A clear concept makes every small decision easier.
And when the day comes to move out?
A coherent home is also far easier to resell — because coherence has value.

Why InstantKomfort?

• Because I’ve lived the expat life myself.
  I know the chaos of arriving — and the stress of leaving.

• Because I speak your language (and Hungarian too).
  You don’t need to manage local buyers, logistics or stores alone.

• Because comfort matters from day one.
  Your home shapes how you feel in a new country.

• Because step-by-step furnishing can still be beautiful.
  With a guiding concept, even slow choices become a cohesive home.