Inspired by the raw mass and heavy industrial silhouette of an anvil, the Nakovalnya Chair is an exploration of uncompromising structural strength. The design transforms brutalist architectural weight into highly balanced, ergonomic furniture proportions. Engineered with clean geometric lines, the piece merges traditional craftsmanship silhouettes with modern structural minimalism, creating a commanding and enduring presence in any interior space.

A bold, monolithic lighting concept, the Matisse Blue Lamp is an exploration of striking primary color blocking and structural minimalism. The design investigates clean geometric interactions, casting a vibrant yet highly refined architectural presence in contemporary spaces. By stripping away superfluous ornamentation, the piece allows its pure sculptural form and iconic blue hue to dictate the rhythm of light and shadow, balancing calculated proportions with a commanding aesthetic language.

A building material collection centered entirely around modular versatility and rhythmic relief patterns, the Madonna Tile Collection transforms traditional surfaces into dynamic architectural features. The tactile, undulating surfaces are engineered with geometric precision to capture the changing interplay of light and shadow throughout the day. By balancing calculated lines with structural minimalism, the collection allows for fluid, highly customizable sculptural wall configurations in contemporary interior and exterior spaces.

The card was inspired by book Point and Line to Plane by Wassily Kandinsky and my carpet collection Shadow. It is about relationship between objects and plane. And how we perceive different figures.