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Shkatulka by Lesha Galkin is Sophisticated and Sculptural

— May 12, 2014 — Art & Design
The juxtaposition between marble and wood in Shkatulka by Lesha Galkin, a product designer based in Saint Petersburg, Russia, is unexpected. Interestingly, the two work together to make the stone more approachable while dressing up the raw wood. Creating a pale and organic organizer for stationery, it has a sculptural aspect that works to enhance the look of a desk space.

Recently shown at the design fair in Milan, Italy, Shkatulka by Lesha Galkin provides specific areas to store particular objects. For instance, a set of marble ridges can be covered in pencils and pens while a sectioned wooden box can hold everything from books to other odds and ends. The name of the collection is inspired by the Russian word for 'casket.'

Trend Themes

  1. Marble-wood Fusion — The combination of marble and wood in design creates unexpected and visually striking products.
  2. Sculptural Organizers — Organizers with a sculptural aspect elevate the aesthetic appeal of workspaces.
  3. Functional Storage Solutions — Designs that provide specific areas for different objects offer practical and organized storage options.

Industry Implications

  1. Home Decor — The home decor industry can explore innovative designs that incorporate contrasting materials for unique and visually appealing products.
  2. Stationery — The stationery industry can leverage sculptural organizers to offer stylish and functional storage solutions for office supplies.
  3. Interior Design — Interior designers can use the combination of marble and wood in their designs to add an element of sophistication and elegance to spaces.
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