Harmony of contrasts: eclectic brands at the Department Store of the National Centre RUSSIA

The Department Store of the National Centre RUSSIA presents a curated selection of products in an eclectic style. The concept is built on a dialogue between eras through the work of Russian producers. The space features the "Rosehip" ("Shipovnik") collection by Dymov Ceramics, wooden pieces from the family workshop "V Shchepki" ("To Splinters"), home decor by Lifey Home, as well as woven baskets by artisan Irina Pankova.

At the heart of this visual story is the "Rosehip" collection by Dymov Ceramics — an embodiment of the cosy evenings of Suzdal. Each piece is hand-painted by the manufactory’s artists using a unique underglaze technique. This ensures artistic value and durability of the design while filling the home with a sense of warmth, tradition, and handcrafted beauty. The design pairs easily with any tableware and is suitable both for everyday dining and special occasions. The collection includes a variety of items: tea sets, plates (flat, deep, and soup), bowls, creamers, and other tableware pieces.

Photo: Press Office of the National Centre RUSSIA

Lifey Home is a brand of stylish furniture and home decor. It offers premium furniture and accessories for those who value elegance, comfort, and thoughtful design. Inspired by both classical and contemporary trends, the brand creates collections that help shape a cosy interior. The Department Store features wooden and wrought-iron candle holders, photo frames, and ceramic planters.

Photo: Press Office of the National Centre RUSSIA

Traditional weaving in contemporary forms can be found in the work of artisan Irina Pankova, who carefully crafts baskets, storage boxes, and trays from artificial wicker. With their organic shapes, natural tones, and handmade quality, these pieces feel especially warm and authentic.

All the products presented are based on the principles of authenticity, natural materials, and considered aesthetics. Each brand tells its own story through form, material, and ornament, bringing tradition together with contemporary needs.