Pride of Subjects: Cool Works by Young Designers

In our selection you will find incredible solutions for the home: panel nightstands, stylish minimalist furniture and even a modern version of chess made from MDF. The authors of these works are talented young designers who make a huge contribution to the development of the industry and make us look at familiar things in a new way. Be inspired and adopt them!

Nikita Anokhin creates amazing nightstands, planters and boxes in the form of panel houses. The idea of Soviet buildings came to him even before opening his workshop. "I don't say I really like panel houses, I'll even go further and say I don't love them! But among them one has to somehow exist, and no landscape can do without them. But it seems I have found a way to reconcile with their existence — this is to start making panel houses myself!" — he says.

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Another highlight of the brand's collection is a planter in the shape of a round panel house on Nizhnyaya Street in Moscow. "I still find it strange that such a planter has not appeared earlier. After all, the legendary donut house was created for this!" — Nikita thinks.

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Faina — a Ukrainian brand of object design, in its projects emphasizes traditional Ukrainian materials such as clay, wood, straw and linen. They highlight the history of culture and show a modern interpretation of ancient traditions.

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In Faina, they study the traditions of the Trypillian and Scythian civilizations: the brand draws inspiration from forms, materials and craft techniques of that era.

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MURKY — a Russian brand of furniture and interior items that combines design and art. At the beginning of their work, founder Sasha Kaminer and Masha Oster decided to experiment with combinations of different materials and textures. Thus, the "Pond" collection was born, which includes trays and tables made from dried flowers, poured with epoxy resin.

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Today, MURKY collections are filled with a cult of beauty, and each box, tray or table reminds one of an artifact straight from a fairy tale.

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Kolo Furniture — a furniture and accessory brand that stands out with simple geometric forms. However, behind the minimalist design lie interesting solutions: unusual details, original color palette or accents that make a familiar item play differently.

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Simplicity holds a lot of advantages: such furniture integrates well into any interior, refreshes it and captures attention.

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EBURET studio — a St. Petersburg studio creating designer interior items from recycled plastic. Their works are made in a vibrant color palette, using 3D printing technology, and their purpose can be determined by the user themselves.

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The product range includes functional sculptures in the classic color palette of the brand: light pink, lavender, blue, yellow, lime, white, graphite, black and wheat. Thanks to their unusual shape and cheerful tones, the items become a great addition to any space.

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Noom — a Ukrainian design company producing lighting, décor and home accessories. The foundation of the brand's positioning is the creation of timeless products. According to the creators, their works will be passed down from generation to generation.

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This is another brand where design is officially united with art. When creating some collections, founders were inspired by the works of Kazimir Malevich and made references to Suprematist painting.

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The brand name is not just a random set of numbers. 10 and 16 are the thickness of MDF sheets used in the production of products by designer Timofey Zhuravlev's company. These are also the ratio of side proportions in all items. In 10,16, they create multifunctional things with clear forms in the natural color of the material.

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"We are reducing the manufacturing cycle, adhering to principles of sustainable development and eco-friendly approach, and telling as transparently as possible about the items and conditions of their production," — the company notes. Among the highlights of the collections is a modern interpretation of chess, as well as blocks — universal items for storage organization.

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Propro — a brand of home and outdoor furniture and decorative items from popular Ukrainian architect Slava Balbek. His works are known not only within the country, but also around the world.

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In the brand's collections, aesthetics meets functionality, and thanks to simple lines and clear forms, all items are modern, stylish and minimalist.

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Photo on cover: noom-home.com