Trend Rooms 2024
Greenhouse
Biophilic design, natural and natural shades and materials, animalism and plant prints, an abundance of living plants.
This space is as safe as a cocoon. It is inspired by natural shapes, the natural textures that time creates. The muted natural palette of warm colours is relaxing and the surfaces make it as tactile as possible. In this room, the world is experienced through touch, soft materials, textures and rough surfaces.

The room reflects the trend towards the use of recycled and recyclable materials with minimal harm to the environment. New pieces of furniture are combined with upcycling items.

Modern man lacks the feeling of fresh air, wind, green leaves and grass, so he strives to bring natural colours and textures into the home.
The authors of the room
Alexander Mershiev
Decorator and colourist
Decorator, graduate of the British Graduate School of Design, colourist and teacher.

Re-use and redesign ambassador
Regular participant of TV interior projects. Collaboration with brands such as LeroyMerlin, Moment, Manders.

My mission is to create spaces for living that help and support every day.
Home is the safest space for the mind and body. I know exactly how you can improve your standard of living with proper planning and colour
Victoria Degai
Textile decorator, designer
My goal is to make as many people happy as possible through beautiful things, interiors, my knowledge and experience.

Experience as a designer-decorator since 1997
General Director of LLC "Interior Design" and designer working with architects, General Director. Own tailoring atelier "VIKA DEGA", Textile decorator.

Meetings and masterclasses with world designers Claudio Silvestrin, Patricia Urquiola, Alberto Minotti, Giacomo Baron.
Olga Sokerkina
Textile artist, macramé master and author of the book
I have been weaving macramé for half of my life. I have been blogging about macramé for more than 6 years. I specialise in textile decoration of restaurants, hotels and shop windows.

My clients: Meatcoin restaurant, Seven restaurant, Yahmur Spa, Cashmere and Silk shop, Volga Hotel (Kostroma), Happy in the Mountains eco-hotel (Krasnaya Polyana). I wove the carpet for the Moscow restaurant Meatcoin, which was included in the Russian record book, for 4 months. Its final size was 300*400 cm, weighing about 200kg.

She has written a book called "Macramé with Russian Soul", scheduled for release in September 2024.
In 2023, I won the Hometextile & Design International Textile Designers and Decorators Award in the category "Realised projects of textile decoration of commercial objects" with my projects for restaurants mentioned above. For the last few years I have been researching Russian culture.
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