IZBA team at the Milan stand?Not only the objects, but also the stand of the project exhibition in Mi

?СuratorshipBringing together bright and active individual creators is?important to give a new move t

Tatiana Kudryavtseva

?PhotographyMitya?not?only?carried?out?a?great?photo?session?of?IZBA?project,?but?also?made?a?very?im

Mitya Ganopolsky

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?Project identityAnna designed IZBA project identity and?graphics uniting exhibition?layout. Vertical

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?Rusalka Rusalprited?textilesRusalka is one of the most romantic images in Slavic mythology. A femal

?Sveta Gerasimova

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?Kokoshnikinflatable rain hood / textile with PVC coverKokoshnik, traditional Russian headwear for sp

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?Pillow Hillpillows pouf / textileMany Russian people remember from their childhood a pyramid of pil

Anya Druzhinina (Fёdor Toy)

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?Luchinatable lamp /?metal, oak,?ledUp to the beginning of the 20th?century, traditional Russian dwel

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?Red Cornershelf?/ metalTraditionally, red is the color associated with beauty in Russian culture. Re

Maxim Maximov

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?Odnosvechnikcandle holder / marble, woodThis candle holder is inspired by?an unusual appliance found

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??Treschotkarocking?horse / oakFolk music instrument treschotka is made of thin planches of wood fixe

Svetets + Muuto Unfold lamp?Yaroslav Misonzhnikov

Svetets + Muuto Unfold lamp

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?Svetetspendant light holder / oak, concreteSvetets is a holder for luchina, a burning wooden sliver.

?Katerina Kopytina

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Ventura Project?organization team wearing?Beards?Gorynychtoy / oakThe hero of Russian folk tales, a d

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?Beardaccessory / plywoodThis object and accessory is inspired by one of the symbols of patriarchal R

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?Pridanoechest of drawers / plywood, felt, goldPridanoe is Russian for dowry. In traditional culture,