Nature

Nature. Author: Olga Loktionova, textile decorator

The interior objects here are made from what nature herself gave to people - tree bark, stones, storm trees and sticks. For example, the author's bed headboard is made by hand from the bark of eucalyptus, collected after a rainstorm in Abkhazia.

The use of recycling, production of fabrics and products with added specifications that ensure durability in use allows to create unique design based on natural motifs.

Artificial fabrics are also inspired by nature, colored by stone, sand, trees and greenery, sea and lake smoothness.

Artificial linen, recycled cotton and linen, non-combustible technical fabrics, blended fabrics (linen, cotton, polyester) - all these fabrics are as good as natural fabrics, and sometimes even win, visually and tactilely.

This is built into the concept of resource conservation - not to throw away plastic, fabric scraps, rags, but to give them a second life. Currently, technology allows us to do this, and designers clearly show consumers a new level of production and a new level of quality of decorative materials.

The panels, walls, lighting fixtures are all made by artisans and designers who took inspiration from what nature herself created.

The room is divided into two zones.

Relaxation zone is a place of comfort (as an allegory - the bed), which fills the inner energy, gives life and creates dreams. The bed takes center stage and is slightly off the ground, thus emphasizing the pursuit of dreams. It is bedecked with the author's linen made of natural linen, which symbolizes belonging to art and history. The window is decorated with the author's curtains created from different types of fabrics - natural, recycled, synthetic non-flammable, decorated with paintings and embroidery.

The "touch" zone is an allegory of the bedroom office. Modern realities are such that we often work where we sleep. Handmade table and chaise longue decorated with linen and upholstery fabric.

A team of Sochi designers and artists worked on the creation of the stand. The décor, embroidery, paintings and even the furniture are handmade, and the stand contains artifacts generously donated by the nature of the Caucasus.

Members of the Sochi team also participated in the creation of the project:

Oscar Adamiya (artist), Anna Mishchenko (designer), Diana Kalinkina (designer, author of furniture).