A new trend in the interior — on the shelves of the National Centre RUSSIA Department Store
The
National Centre RUSSIA invites guests to discover a new trend in the interior —
the enamelware. These are not just useful items for cooking and storing food,
but also stylish details which can transform the kitchen space by adding
comfort and individuality to it.
The history of enamel kitchen items production in Russia began in 1913 with the opening of the "Lysvensky Enamels factory" in the Perm Region. The company specialized in glass enamel coated products, and in the very year of its foundation, a workshop with three kilns started working there. The quality of the products was so high that it quickly gained the trust of customers.
In a period
of time from the 1960s to the 1980s, enamelware had become an integral part of
Soviet people's life. It was used everywhere: in urban apartments, in dachas,
and in country homes. Not only pots and kettles were in use, but also bowls,
basins, cans, mugs, and even chamber pots.
By the
early 1980s, the production had reached an incredible scale: more than 280
enterprises made over 200 million enamel items per year. The range of products
was amazing in its variety — from classic kitchen items to specialized
utensils. All of them were manufactured according to strict GOST standards,
which ensured a uniform quality throughout the country.
Revival of
traditions
The
enamelware does not just bring nostalgia, it is also a re-emerging tradition.
Previously, the choice was limited to monochrome models or simple drawings like
flowers, berries or small animals. Today, the new technologies allow
manufacturers to make products with any prints, which will be liked even by
people with the most contemporary taste.
In the
Department Store of the National Centre RUSSIA, you can see how enamelware
looks being a part of the interior, adding character and comfort to the space.
Its bright colors and diverse prints can become an accent, emphasizing the
style of your home.
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