Designer
Julija Artamonova

I grew up in the historic Russian town of Vologda, famous for its beautiful wooden houses, lacework, and lovely landscapes. Our home always had paintings by local artists and a library full of classic books, while my grandmother spent long winter evenings making lace by hand. These experiences shaped how I see space, beauty, and the stories that objects can tell.
In my work, I focus on using original materials and furniture, designing spaces that fit the client’s way of life, and including artworks and objects with meaning. I believe every interior should tell a story and feel personal.
I have a degree in economics, which helps me plan budgets and projects carefully. I also graduated from the “Details” Design School and took extra courses in design history and color. I regularly travel for design inspiration and keep up with current trends.
Above all, I believe that private interiors should be timeless—spaces that feel beautiful and comfortable for years to come.

Decorator
Victorija Dobrovolskaja

Some of my strongest childhood memories are trips to my grandmother’s home in Tashkent. The bright colors of handmade national carpets, full of blues and golden-sand tones, left a lasting impression on me.
My love for color started in childhood. I collect antique embroidery, vintage décor, and paintings by Vologda artists. I believe that such pieces make a space unique and full of character.